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I agree with this. I was still F2P when they removed the Chosen One god power, but it was a valuable lesson: they didn't touch the genesis chosen one cards, but they still destroyed their value.
This isn't like buying Bitcoin or some immutable asset on a distributed ledger. 100x so for Divine Order cards. They are constantly changing. In fact, I've stacked a little ETH following 2 simple rules: 1. the expensive cards will get nerfed. 2. some cheap cards may get buffed.
I am no longer F2P, but you won't see me sitting on 10+ copies of cards as an investment. I have 2x copies of enough good cards to make one meta weekend deck and that's about it. I consider it money spent on a game/hobby I enjoy. Not a financial investment.
RE: The Case Against Card Hoarding for Investment