For the past couple of seasons I have about a little over a dozen cards unable to be rented out in the market. The price I put out there likely is too high but some cards were near minimum and still could not be taken. Demand for cards may have fallen a bit with the new item Phoenix Ash.
https://support.splinterlands.com/hc/en-us/articles/45712258884628-Phoenix-Ash
With the revival of cards in survival players may not want to invest in renting more cards but instead own more Ash items. This in turn would make redundant cards not as appealing.
I will take back the cards and place them in land where is most efficient in production and start raising my resource production. I hope this will grow my DEC liquidity which is the same goal I had when I wanted to rent out my cards.
Overall majority of my cards are still rented out therefore I believe the rental market is still very active.
As of now I am yielding nearly 750 DEC per a day and since rentals are paid per a season I had my DEC earned near the end of each season. The upfront gains is helping me in accelerating my resource production, hence I am going to try and continue placing more of my cards back to land production.
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