I mean, that all sounds amazing. At point 3 though, would you not have the exact same issue... but the numbers are slightly different?
Personally I just think there is going to be a small rally and a subsequent decline whenever a token is added to a major exchange... so it might actually be a question of do we deal with that pain in the short term when less people are affected or in the long term where more people are affected?
I'm honestly not fussed either way... I'm happy to wait or do it now, but I just don't see how we avoid this scenario.
We don't have to do point number 3 at all. Like ever. Until a major exchange come begging to us :) and list us for free.
A major exchange can't ever list a token for free can they? They'll always need something for the liquidity.
You don't think there's any benefit in having SPS on an exchange that non-experienced people can easily access?
Binance listed Hive for free, so did Bitrex (not sure if I can call it major)
Do crypto traders play games? Maybe some of them do :)
Oh did they? I didn't know that. I thought they had to be supplied with a bunch of liquidity. Cool, thanks for that.
It wasn't really the crypto traders that I was thinking of, but more the people that have almost no exposure to blockchain technology or crypto, but still wanted to get invested into Splinterlands, for those types of people I would think Coinbase or Binance would be easier than Huobi or Hive-Engine... but I guess there is Crypto.com which should be pretty easy to navigate.
Thanks for answering my questions! Super appreciate it.