Hi there! It's just me introducing myself to this wonderful community. 
Back there, I'm just a simple guy trying out some fortune on cryptocurrency trading. I'm trying to learn how to read charts and how to analyze indicators. Well, I'm still learning the art of it.

But then, there happened to have a breakout on NFTs and P2E games. Many P2E games have sprouted for which I am not prepared to enter due to possible risks. Risks that such projects might not last long and will only benefit pioneers or old players. 

Then, I saw Splinterlands. I happened to be fond of playing duel cards such as Magic the Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokemon TCG, Duel Masters and etc. On these physical card games, original cards are getting much expensive, the rare and the older it gets as long as they were properly taken care of. The thrill of battling and strategizing the cards available to you is extreme. 

Shout out to my fellow duelist out there reading this! Do you remember the excitement and the frustration of discovering what lacks with your own built deck? And at the same time, finding a way how to cover up those weaknesses by acquiring new cards or reconstructing your deck. Also, do you remember the thrill of opening new packs hoping you'll get a better and much expensive card that can compensate for the money you spent on the pack? What a nice experience it is!

Combining cryptocurrency and card games is the best fit for me! I know that these NFT cards of Splinterlands are just like the physical cards which increase in monetary value as time goes by. The reason would be, the limited prints. NFT cards, even though digital, has limited print numbers making such cards much precious as they ran out of stock. 

I would like to wrap this up and not to bore you, but you may see me often posting here my experiences, tips, and opinions about the art, the game, and the strategy of Splinterlands.