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RE: Gods Unchained Market Analysis Week 2 - The Great Feast
Very interesting read... I bought quite a few packs and was there studying if Peakmonsters wanted to dip it's food into doing a market. I'm really interested about VOLUME lots of discussion about price but would love to know the volume that's going on over there in the couple weeks trading has been out. Also just wish they had done Steem then we for sure would have jumped in with a market.
Anyway how are commons going because of the fees? And are the markets pretty good with speed and interface, people liking them? Which one should I go check out if i just looked at one market?
commons go quite easy when bundled, at least from what I've seen on opensea. you can bundle (AFAIK) up to 30 cards for the price of one tx
That is good to know. Glad they have a solution for that and that is working ok... i was worried about the health of common trading.
Now the question is why just 30? I feel like ETH transactions gotta allow a crazy amount of characters and data in them. On our present market we do sets up to 400 for Splinterlands cards and we're only allowed 8000ish characters... eth has to be more than that. Obviously their contract programming are a lot more complex i'm sure.
I'll go a bit deeper on market volume for next edition, this is indeed something I only touched on but could write more on the subject for sure. I'll see if I can do a volume probe for next week!
A great marketplace to check out is Tokentrove.com, it's currently the biggest platform for GU cards.
Cool thanks. Fun times for GU. I'm wondering how things will level out after first phase and whether GU will remain a place for market speculators who buy and sell... or become like Splinterlands where the market is mostly for people to buy and hold. There's only a few people who buy AND sell. Less volatility probably means less speculators. I've peaked into the GU channels from time to time the feel is that there are a decent amount of speculators... which of course is very fun for a market.