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Once you start playing Splinterlands you will get familiar with the different kind of assets that are available within the Splinterlands ecosystem.
New players usually start by picking up cards from the more recent collections which are currently Rebellion and Chaos. With these cards you can start playing in the Modern format where the older collections can’t be used. This condition helps in creating demand for new card collections and also protects the newbies from being at a major disadvantage from the old timers who will have big stocks of older collections.
Putting further tax on older players for playing Wild format is a topic I will not be covering in this post as that is a quite complicated topic which requires a separate post.
As you know that all crypto assets go under bullish and bearish cycles so does Splinterlands collectibles. Sometimes it may correlate with the overall markets driven by BTC performance and sometimes it may create a cycle of its own.
Outlook for Card Collections!
Most players buy cards with two main objectives of improving their gameplay and also to have some assets that can be sold for profit if the price surges during the next bull run.
