So I have been playing splinterlands for 2 months now and I've decided that I will document my journey starting now because of 2 reasons. First is to increase my fluency in english language, I found out that writing is one way to do it and since I love playing and earning at the same time I think this is one of the best ways. Second is to give an insight to new players about my experience and learnings about this game because I really believe that this game will be the best NFT game in the future! I am also studying how to use markdown and hopefully I can fully utilize it in the future(here is the link for those who also want to learn: @carrieallen/ultimate-markdown-tutorial).
Today I decided to convert 99% of my DEC to SPS! I was holding my DEC for the daily airdrop but since I saw the increase in value of DEC and sudden drop in SPS I decided to convert them so that I can get the maximum amount of SPS. I really don't know if that is the right choice but I kind of desperate to participate in the upcoming CL pack presale. I am trying to accumulate enough SPS for atleast 100 vouchers(as of now 11,000 SPS but will vary depending on the amount of SPS staked - based on the voucher calculator https://splintercards.com/tool-vouchers.html?sps=11000) and as of now I am still 3,000 SPS short but I will find a way to reach my goal! Hopefully! Hahaha. I want to buy 100packs because of the 2 guaranteed limited-edition promo card(because buying 50packs will guarantee you 1 limited-edition promo card) and to avail bundle bonus which will be 10packs. Before converting my DEC I stored it in a liquidity pool where you can earn 2x the points for airdrop but you need to also have the same amount of SPS, for example if 1DEC is equivalent to 0.02SPS then if you want to store your DEC in a liquidity pool and you have 1DEC you also need .02SPS to go with it(here is the link for tribaldex liquidity pool: https://tribaldex.com/dieselpools/add). If you are still confused on how to use liquidity pools you can find alot of explanations online.
That's it for today and I hope everyone will have a wonderful day!
