Is it not a concern that the introduction of "soulbound" cards feels like another step in restructuring toward becoming just another card game that may no longer need or want a P2E aspect or even utilize blockchain technology in general?

It feels as if the focus of Splinterlands development and economy are shifting away from a Blockchain Game to a more traditional P2W game format now that rewards have become mostly consumables/ingame only assets and any hope of ROI and reinvesting could be years out. What separates splinterlands from the rest of the pack without it?

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