Topic: Steemit.com: Blogging is the new Mining - page 13. (Read 348384 times)
Since the massive lay off employees of Steemeit, is there any chance that this project would make it in the long run?
Kinda lost the grip on steemmonster, is there any good market for beta card trading?
You can try to sell in https://peakmonsters.com or go to the market of the https://steemmonsters.com/.
Alternatively try your luck in discord, trades are very quick in discord and traded my unwanted rewards cards in discord.
Though I traded very cheap but I need to create my deck first and I did not mind throwing them away for cheap if I am not using them for my game.
SBD is supposed to peg to the US dollar. It isn't perfect but it does seem to get around to pegging eventually. After rising to about $10 last year it ended up back at $1. After dropping to 50 cents a month or two ago it has ended up back close to a dollar (94 cents currently, was recently as high as 98 cents).
STEEM is not pegged to anything. It is worth what it is worth like any other crypto (i.e. more when there are a lot of buyers and less when there are a lot of sellers).
You should not expect there to be any particular relationship between SBD and STEEM.
Does SBD look the failed attempt to create the stable coin then?
Anyways, Is it advisable to invest $10 in steemmonster. I see it is getting marketed by 2 of the "steem witnesses" there so I am wondering whether it is really a good game or it is just a hype or too much promotion in steemit.
PS: I have 99% willing to try it, may be I buy the pack next week.
It's a stable game with a positive ROI, it can be as slow as earning 0.02 cards at a time (vampires and sea genies)
Or you could get the $10 back in a daily quest with a good gold foil card.
(Ruler of the Seas, Sacred Unicorn, Lord Arianthus)
If you do throw a few hundred bucks in you can compose a tournament worthy deck though and that will speed it up a lot.
At the end of the day you do get your investment back just from the daily quests, you just trade off some time playing the game which you wanted to test anyways :p
And if you do get bored you can liquidate your deck on the marketplace, best part of Blockchain games is that the cards still hold value, unlike Hearthstone or Pokemon cards, its easier to get rid of them once your done playing.
Anyways give it a shot.
Kinda lost the grip on steemmonster, is there any good market for beta card trading?
Sorry just looked at this thread, to answer your question it takes from the Resource Credits, SteemMonsters Delegates you 20 SBD if you game to much which is sufficient for recharging and keeping the game going.
steemmonsters delegate 20.141 SP to X
(Technical ROI in Steem at present, the price of steem went down a lot though so USD still got a while to go)
I already joined and reached Silver1 league. Actually low price of steem is hurting me, because I have nothing to sell and lot of cards to buy.
You did a good job making it to Silver I with 6 days to league rewards and the Steem price sucks its definitely leans more to accumulating Steem than on the buy-side unless you have SBD around then its not as bad since its the stable part of Steem or tries to be lol.
Gold I is a hard cap as you need to level the summoners and it changes the bar just pushed into to Diamond III myself, it's hard to get higher into the rankings till nearer to the end of a season, would probably aim for the Gold I or II near the end of the season 12 hours or so then use the season rewards to grow from there.
Quickest way is to have 2 or 3 focused decks and use the common cards to fill gaps for daily quests, you can then selectively sell the decks you don't use to power up the main power decks.
Personally like Fire and Water (Sea Genie with strength is a really good card for its price and a Frozen Soldier) and Pirate Archer with a Blast and in melee battle add exploding dwarf mid formation with a sped up flame imp and it gives the melee boost an edge, pretty much maximize the abilities with lowest cost.
Sorry just looked at this thread, to answer your question it takes from the Resource Credits, SteemMonsters Delegates you 20 SBD if you game to much which is sufficient for recharging and keeping the game going.
steemmonsters delegate 20.141 SP to X
(Technical ROI in Steem at present, the price of steem went down a lot though so USD still got a while to go)
I already joined and reached Silver1 league. Actually low price of steem is hurting me, because I have nothing to sell and lot of cards to buy.
thanks freedomno1.
One more question,whether playing game hurt the RC in steem. Recently I played magicdice , and look like every bet is acting as a transfer in blockchain so require RC. Just curious how much RC is required in playing a single game.
Checked your profile, are these transaction are of selling of cards?
One more question,whether playing game hurt the RC in steem. Recently I played magicdice , and look like every bet is acting as a transfer in blockchain so require RC. Just curious how much RC is required in playing a single game.
Checked your profile, are these transaction are of selling of cards?
Sorry just looked at this thread, to answer your question it takes from the Resource Credits, SteemMonsters Delegates you 20 SBD if you game to much which is sufficient for recharging and keeping the game going.
steemmonsters delegate 20.141 SP to X
Enough credits for approximately:
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100+ votes
100+ transfers
A steemmonsters battle uses transfers so you can play around 135 games a day at full power with 20 SBD
(Recharge averages about 27 games a day so you shouldn't have any issues)
If you do you well have enough SBD by then if you sell a few cards occasionally to power up not to hard to outpace resource credits.
Transactions related to selling cards shows up on steemd under peakmonsters or steemmonsters
I do sell my cards on the marketplace and a lot of the transactions from those accounts are selling cards and getting SBD or Steem back.
https://steemd.com/@steemmonsters
https://steemd.com/@peakmonsters
(Technical ROI in Steem at present, the price of steem went down a lot though so USD still got a while to go)
thanks freedomno1.
One more question,whether playing game hurt the RC in steem. Recently I played magicdice , and look like every bet is acting as a transfer in blockchain so require RC. Just curious how much RC is required in playing a single game.
Checked your profile, are these transaction are of selling of cards?
One more question,whether playing game hurt the RC in steem. Recently I played magicdice , and look like every bet is acting as a transfer in blockchain so require RC. Just curious how much RC is required in playing a single game.
Checked your profile, are these transaction are of selling of cards?
SBD is supposed to peg to the US dollar. It isn't perfect but it does seem to get around to pegging eventually. After rising to about $10 last year it ended up back at $1. After dropping to 50 cents a month or two ago it has ended up back close to a dollar (94 cents currently, was recently as high as 98 cents).
STEEM is not pegged to anything. It is worth what it is worth like any other crypto (i.e. more when there are a lot of buyers and less when there are a lot of sellers).
You should not expect there to be any particular relationship between SBD and STEEM.
Does SBD look the failed attempt to create the stable coin then?
Anyways, Is it advisable to invest $10 in steemmonster. I see it is getting marketed by 2 of the "steem witnesses" there so I am wondering whether it is really a good game or it is just a hype or too much promotion in steemit.
PS: I have 99% willing to try it, may be I buy the pack next week.
It's a stable game with a positive ROI, it can be as slow as earning 0.02 cards at a time (vampires and sea genies)
Or you could get the $10 back in a daily quest with a good gold foil card.
(Ruler of the Seas, Sacred Unicorn, Lord Arianthus)
If you do throw a few hundred bucks in you can compose a tournament worthy deck though and that will speed it up a lot.
At the end of the day you do get your investment back just from the daily quests, you just trade off some time playing the game which you wanted to test anyways :p
And if you do get bored you can liquidate your deck on the marketplace, best part of Blockchain games is that the cards still hold value, unlike Hearthstone or Pokemon cards, its easier to get rid of them once your done playing.
Anyways give it a shot.
https://steemmonsters.com?ref=freedomno1
Yeah, the SBD pegging hasn't that effective as I stated, but you still shouldn't attach significance to whether SBD or STEEM happens to have a higher price per token. They are very different assets.
SBD is supposed to peg to the US dollar. It isn't perfect but it does seem to get around to pegging eventually. After rising to about $10 last year it ended up back at $1. After dropping to 50 cents a month or two ago it has ended up back close to a dollar (94 cents currently, was recently as high as 98 cents).
STEEM is not pegged to anything. It is worth what it is worth like any other crypto (i.e. more when there are a lot of buyers and less when there are a lot of sellers).
You should not expect there to be any particular relationship between SBD and STEEM.
Does SBD look the failed attempt to create the stable coin then?
SBD was never a stable coin, there's no economic sense behind.
SBD is supposed to peg to the US dollar. It isn't perfect but it does seem to get around to pegging eventually. After rising to about $10 last year it ended up back at $1. After dropping to 50 cents a month or two ago it has ended up back close to a dollar (94 cents currently, was recently as high as 98 cents).
STEEM is not pegged to anything. It is worth what it is worth like any other crypto (i.e. more when there are a lot of buyers and less when there are a lot of sellers).
You should not expect there to be any particular relationship between SBD and STEEM.
Does SBD look the failed attempt to create the stable coin then?
Anyways, Is it advisable to invest $10 in steemmonster. I see it is getting marketed by 2 of the "steem witnesses" there so I am wondering whether it is really a good game or it is just a hype or too much promotion in steemit.
PS: I have 99% willing to try it, may be I buy the pack next week.
@r1s2g3
SBD is supposed to peg to the US dollar. It isn't perfect but it does seem to get around to pegging eventually. After rising to about $10 last year it ended up back at $1. After dropping to 50 cents a month or two ago it has ended up back close to a dollar (94 cents currently, was recently as high as 98 cents).
STEEM is not pegged to anything. It is worth what it is worth like any other crypto (i.e. more when there are a lot of buyers and less when there are a lot of sellers).
You should not expect there to be any particular relationship between SBD and STEEM.
SBD is supposed to peg to the US dollar. It isn't perfect but it does seem to get around to pegging eventually. After rising to about $10 last year it ended up back at $1. After dropping to 50 cents a month or two ago it has ended up back close to a dollar (94 cents currently, was recently as high as 98 cents).
STEEM is not pegged to anything. It is worth what it is worth like any other crypto (i.e. more when there are a lot of buyers and less when there are a lot of sellers).
You should not expect there to be any particular relationship between SBD and STEEM.
Guys, look like after dipping up to 6K Satoshi, steem now hovering around 11K. SBD is currently around 26K Satoshi.
I have few questions.
Why Steem is so underpriced as compared to SBD?
My thinking is reverse that Steem should be priced more than SBD.
Is anybody is earning from Steemit? Any tips (you can pm me too.)
I currently have 115SP and I delegated 100 to @tipu.
I have few questions.
Why Steem is so underpriced as compared to SBD?
My thinking is reverse that Steem should be priced more than SBD.
Is anybody is earning from Steemit? Any tips (you can pm me too.)
I currently have 115SP and I delegated 100 to @tipu.
nice small pickup , steem should do an exchange and tie all its layers to it for immediate and local trade between bloggers etc
Why is it its so hard to create an account there?
Because they do batch processing and each account comes with some default steem delegation that's why it require phone number and email id.When that registration for fee was implemented?
If you want the account quickly then buy it.(no email and no phone number.) I created this guide on August 2018.https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dont-buy-steemit-accounts-from-others-buy-it-officially-and-legally-4961756
I remember somewhere around 2016-2017, I can't remember if I created an account there but I totally forgot. But now that I've seen that the community there has grown wide and a lot of articles are published everyday, I'm starting to get interested again.
Why is it its so hard to create an account there?
Because they do batch processing and each account comes with some default steem delegation that's why it require phone number and email id.When that registration for fee was implemented?
If you want the account quickly then buy it.(no email and no phone number.) I created this guide on August 2018.https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dont-buy-steemit-accounts-from-others-buy-it-officially-and-legally-4961756
Why is it its so hard to create an account there?
When that registration for fee was implemented?
When that registration for fee was implemented?
not even one single word from the team about testate. price go up for what reason? where is steel community? twitter no one answer too!!!
Why so many pump and dump for this project? what I miss?
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