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<center><h1>How to Re-stake DEC & Giveaway</h1></center>


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It's been one week since the battle rewards switched over from DEC to SPS and the price of DEC seemed to be recovering a lot going all the way up to $1 per 1000 DEC. The momentum didn't last long as some of the players took the opportunity to dump some DEC back into the market after the pump.

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Having DEC at stake is critical for the fate of Splinterlands and the new change to fight rewards is a positive development yet that by itself won't fix the issue. DEC supply is as yet expanding consistently and there's no new impetus on the interest side, splinterlands requirements to figure out how to make DEC deflationary until we can return to fix. The SPS consuming instrument guarantees that DEC won't ever go a lot over the stake since players would rapidly exchange the cost down.

We want more systems to assist with supporting the cost of DEC and one that could undoubtedly be carried out and would significantly affect the stockpile is consume the DEC produced from market charges until DEC gets back more than $0.95 per 1000 DEC or perhaps a dynamic instrument that consumes more DEC the lower the cost gets and less as DEC draws nearer to fix.
Simply in the last 24H Market Volume: 93,960 deals/$58,635 that is sufficient to consume $2,931.75 worth of DEC in 24 hours! When we begin drawing near to the stake the group could switch off this component.

New skins are likewise an effective method for diminishing the DEC flow however there aren't that many individuals getting them so it would have a tiny effect. The acquaintance of SPS awards with organizations will boost societies to spend more DEC on updating structures however that by itself won't be sufficient.

<center><h1>Giveaway</h1></center>

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## Cards for this week: Diemonshark

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"You heard him," Saldy said with a rush of his hand to Cooper, who remained in the driver's seat of the little fishing vessel. "Slow ahead."

Saldy scooped a small bunch of friend out of the pail and tossed it into the water. Mumbling, he rehashed, "Slow ahead," and cast a venemous scowl at the boat's lodge, where the chief was. "I can go for it. Come on down and pal a portion of this wreck."

He turned around to the water. Underneath the waves, something dim and behemoth skimmed. It rose through the profundities until it broke the surface. A Diemonshark. It was shrouded in covering like plates shaded in purples and blues and tans. It had four red eyes on each side of its head and a mouth packed brimming with an evil knot of teeth. Saldy's own mouth dropped open, and he ventured in reverse as the animal kept on rising. Divine beings, it appeared to continue for eternity.

He continued to walk in reverse, eyes wide, until he staggered once more into the boat's lodge, where the commander sat with his feet kicked up, smoking a stogie.

"You will require a greater boat," Saldy said.

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