And I changed my vote, but I don't know if enough people will read the post again and do the same.

Could we raise the price to 5 dec instead? A 10x increase seems a bit extreme to me. People trying to sell reward cards already have thin profits(or in many cases a loss) after paying to unlock them. 5

I have mixed feelings about the pricing of the new set, but not having a rebellion mini set is a good enough reason to support this proposal.

I think we are spending too much of the DAO's money but I will support the proposal. Legal troubles are no joke. We don't want a repeat of the Floyd Mayweather incident or something worse could happen.

Even if these sales are successful and lock up a ton of dec, the bot farms are just going to burn more reward cards and undo most of the work.

I'm a license holder and I would prefer to get glint over dec-b. Dec-b will slow down the fly wheel just like vouchers do. In my specific case, I'm behind my peers in terms of soul bound reward cards and

I think the best thing to replace vouchers for license holders would be glint. It doesn't have monetary value so inflation wouldn't be a concern.

I think there are better solutions to this problem, like getting rid of vouchers so people have to buy the season passes and energy in dec. We could also stop allowing reward cards to be burned for dec.

I think this will help the overall game economy but the proposal is a minor inconvenience for me. It's not worth 2000 dec since I only play in wild when I don't want to risk losing my leaderboard position

I think an easier solution to this problem is to bring back the penalties for using cards under max lvl in champ, under gold in diamond, etc. But card levels and min cp are not mutually exclusive. We could

I was able to pass the KYC for Coinbase and American Binance but for some reason I fail the one in Splinterlands and it doesn't tell you why you failed.

That would be nice, or at least give us a potion burning event or something else to use potions on.

This was an interesting post. Not that many people are good at turning their splinterland battles into a narrative. I'm glad that I was able to fill the role as a "villain" in your story. It