Dark Energy Crystals, the in-game currency of Splinterlands, were never my favorite asset to latch onto because their value is stable. You will always be able to buy 1000 DEC for 1$ or less, but never

New two products from LeoFinance are rolling out over the coming 2 or 3 days - bLEO and CUB. Only LEO POWER and WLEO LP balances will count toward this snapshot. The snapshot will occur at 9 AM CST on

With the help of Diesel pools and SWAP assets that are backed by the Hive-Engine team, we can now finally compete with Uniswap on Ethereum, PancakeSwap on Binance Smart Chain and other similar platforms.

With a very small amount of BATTLE tokens I managed to win another three ProGamer cards that were auctioned, but are those cards even good? The description says that each ProGamer card should give 1

UTOPIS logo New and a very interesting project came to the Hive-Engine. It's called UTOPIS and it's a project by @chronocrypto, a reputable HIVE/LEO user and one of the biggest BRO token holders. It's

The electric vehicle and clean energy company bought $1.5 billion worth of Bitcoin. They will start to accept this cryptocurrency as a payment for their products too. After the news emerged Bitcoin surged

Yesterday the biggest Splinterlands raffle happened. Each raffle token had a chance to win of the prizes below. Estimated value of these prizes was in total over 100000$! The raffle drawing was completed

As of now we can see that SIM is losing its ground - currently trading at around 800 SIM for 3.03 HIVE. HIVE is getting strong and that could be one of the reasons why people would rather hold HIVE than

After many weeks of not discovering any technologies I finally managed to get Mining Operation - ETH card, which has a discovery ratio of 6%. This technology gives its user a SIM income bonus of 4%. I

GameStop is an video game and gaming merchandise retailer. The company is headquartered in Texas and they operate thousands of stores throught the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Europe.

dCITY has a lot of ways how you can earn something by playing the game. There is a SIM income. There are HIVE rewards for being in the leaderboards. You can earn rewards for holding SIM Power. Some cards

That's how much population you need to have in your city to be ranked as one of the top 400 cities and share daily HIVE rewards from the dCITY's reward pool. I remember when 2000 population was enough,

Earlier I activated all the events like I said in my previous post. The events can be activated only once every 4 days so I couldn't wait to finally start them all again. The thing is that the Art Convention

In a couple of hours I will be able to start all the dCITY events again. I will not activate the Science Convention event because it's too expensive for me. On the other hand, with this event you have

It may be seen as one, but your city in dCITY is actually a very untraditional income-generating asset. I think the same can be said about cards in Splinterlands or some Hive-Engine tokens such as BRO,

Yesterday @khaleelkazi posted a new LEO Rountable with a big amount of stuff coming to the LEO ecosystem very soon. In a few weeks we will see a microblogging platform, later a standalone LEO sidechain

Trying to stay at the top is a never ending battle. I was always wondering how some of the dCITY players can amass so much new population each day to keep themselves in the leaderboard. I think I figured

There are games on the Ethereum blockchain, where every action costs money. They can get quite expensive so it's pretty smart to rather not play them at all. Then there are games on HIVE. HIVE is a feeless

It's a very different feeling playing games on blockchains that have transaction fees because every action costs some money. Playing a game on a blockchain like that can become quite expensive so rationally

Most people already know about Epic Games Store and their motive to grow their userbase by offering free games. It's a business strategy that works and most of the games they offer for free for a limited