#rental-market

The rental market in Splinterlands is not the same as a few months ago. A couple of days ago, I exchanged a few words with @revisesociology who, unlike me, is still having some consistent returns from

During today's (Tuesday) maintenance window for Splinterlands, small fees will be added for listing cards on the card and rental markets. The fee is minuscule (1 DEC or 1 credit per listing), but for someone

Sometimes plans need to be adjusted when reality happens. I wanted to write something else today, at the request of a regular reader, but today turned out to be a very busy day for me on Hive (already).

Yesterday, the Splinterlands team published a post describing the upcoming changes that will come to the new ranked rewards system. Two of the changes will come into effect in 4 days, on Tuesday, June

Any plan needs to be flexible enough to allow changes when the situation is different from expected. At the beginning of the season, I expected to be playing every day of the season and optimize my ECR

A few days ago the Splinterlands team put out a monster post (pun intended) explaining how the new ranked rewards system will work in detail. Bits and pieces regarding the new rewards system we already

As the markets are getting rekt in various ways these days, I preferred to write a positive post today, to keep that out of my focus as much as possible. This post is about Splinterlands, an oasis of calm

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Trick to list your card so it's the next one someone will want to rent

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