I'm still not sold on a burn, but I'm looking at it from all sides. Yes, it may be beneficial short term for early investors, but mid to long it will hurt more than it helps.

Admittedly, I haven't checked in a few months as, as you said, I've spent what I've allotted to it for this first round. But burning the remainder would be less than half of the desired sale numbers. That's less than half the funds that would otherwise be directed to further development and could very well have already impacted the deployment pacing. WOO has had several extremely successful drops even in declining market conditions that show just how much support that exists, but even superman has his limits and buyer fatigue can be harsh.

It is somewhat impressive that in the face of a slowed buying rush that they haven't looked to accentuate it with more and varied drops of decreasing valuation to make it up, but instead chose to give even more rewards away to say thank you for continued support at further and perpetual expense.

There does exist a compromise to halve the price and BOGO those already invested, but again, that cuts their numbers in half and doubles the running cost. If it were a play for more decentralization, as a lower entry price could entice more newcomers, that would make some semblance of sense, but would change little otherwise.

In the end(TLDR), hold on to what you've got. WOO is singing their hearts out to an audience of hundreds, not hundreds of thousands. Those coming back to see what riches that other card game has made them and finding lint will go looking for other avenues and diversity. Just because you made the smart play and accumulated in winter doesn't mean that everyone will. Let rewards go live and the OGs begin to earn and refill their coffers. Wait until bookers licenses have (referral)codes and starter decks and the shill army can go to work. Geez... wait until land actually has utility before cutting them in half and pushing another territory.

And remember that the more money the project makes, the harder they will work to line your pockets.
/rant