Taxes continue to be (sort of?) suppressed through last week. They are still higher than they ever were compared to when I initially invested in #DCity, but short-term memory makes it feel like taxes aren't so bad anymore. You can see the trend on the chart below:
I've been able to stack SIM points with the reduced tax rates and continue to work on getting my Sim Power over 8,000. With that strategy in place, I haven't invested in cards this past week. Yet I have continued to accumulate cards with my passive income/benefit strategy. Highlights included:
- 2 trained artists
- 5 trained workers
- 1 gamer card earned through Splinterlands Fest
- 1 drone technology card
- 1 printers upgrade technology card
Despite not investing in any SIM generating cards, my net income chart looks as such:
And my SIM valuation is about back to breakeven, I think. It's been a while since I cashed in that EOS for this game:
So, what's next week's strategy for me? Here is what I am thinking:
- Finish investing and opening up any remaining technology opportunities I have
- Continue to accumulate SIM in order to get my SIM power greater than 8,000
- Run any festivals that I am able to on the side
Passive income is the name of the game; why change that strategy at this point? I continue to HODL #DCity with optimism about the game's future. I will keep sneaking in any Splinterlands or Beer Festivals as I can as the days move forward. If I'm not mistaken, I think the Splinterlands airdrop next month gives credit for holding any Dice packs...so, fingers crossed, and that I can accumulate 1-2 more packs with Splinterlandfests ahead of that day.
Until next week, thanks for reading, as always!