📣 The Conclave Arcana presale is coming! This exciting new set introduces unique packs and an unprecedented opportunity to reshape the Splinterlands economy. By participating, you can play a direct role in stabilizing DEC, burning SPS, and driving long-term value for the ecosystem. Here’s everything you need to know. 👇
✨ Pack Pricing
Booster Packs: 5 cards for 4,000 DEC (4k) per pack.
Legendary Packs: 5 cards (1 guaranteed Legendary) for 24,000 DEC (24k) per pack.
Alchemist Packs: 5 cards (1 guaranteed Gold Foil) for 12,000 DEC (12k) per pack.
🚀 Economic Impact: DEC and SPS
How DEC is Managed
The presale will require DEC for pack purchases, with a significant portion being removed from circulation (stored in the DAO and Company holdings). With 1.25B DEC liquid supply, and assuming some unstaking from land, we estimate ~625M DEC will be used directly, leaving a DEC shortfall that must be minted by burning SPS.
Burning SPS to Mint DEC
To cover the DEC shortfall, SPS will be burned. As SPS prices rise during the presale (e.g., $0.02–$0.03), fewer tokens are needed to mint the same amount of DEC.
Scenarios for the Presale
🌟 Scenario 1: Strong Participation
Pack Sales: ~80% allocation sold (e.g., 350k Booster, 70k Alchemist, 35k Legendary).
DEC Removed: ~3.08B DEC (1.54B stored + 1.54B off-market).
SPS Burned: Starting SPS price at $0.01, rising to $0.025:
DEC Shortfall: 2.455B DEC.
SPS Burned: ~180M SPS (~11% of total supply).
Outcome:
DEC peg restored ($1 per 1,000 DEC).
SPS Price Increases: $0.025–$0.035 during the presale.
⚖️ Scenario 2: Moderate Participation
Pack Sales: ~60% allocation sold (e.g., 250k Booster, 50k Alchemist, 25k Legendary).
DEC Removed: ~2.2B DEC (1.1B stored + 1.1B off-market).
SPS Burned: Starting SPS price at $0.01, rising to $0.02:
DEC Shortfall: 1.575B DEC.
SPS Burned: ~130M SPS (~8% of total supply).
Outcome:
DEC peg restored.
SPS Price Increases: $0.02–$0.028 during the presale.
🛡️ Scenario 3: Conservative Participation
Pack Sales: ~50% allocation sold (e.g., 200k Booster, 40k Alchemist, 20k Legendary).
DEC Removed: ~1.76B DEC (880M stored + 880M off-market).
SPS Burned: Starting SPS price at $0.01, rising to $0.018:
DEC Shortfall: 1.135B DEC.
SPS Burned: ~100M SPS (~6.2% of total supply).
Outcome:
DEC peg restored.
SPS Price Increases: $0.018–$0.025 during the presale.
Key Takeaways
Accelerated Price Growth:
Higher participation leads to faster SPS price increases, reducing the amount of SPS burned while supporting its value.
Significant Economic Effects:
Even in conservative scenarios, SPS burns significantly reduce the circulating supply, and DEC peg restoration stabilizes the economy.
Your Role in the Ecosystem:
By participating in the presale, you’re not just buying packs—you’re shaping the future of the game’s economy and ensuring its long-term growth.
📅 Mark Your Calendars for APRIL!
The presale begins roughly 30 days before Conclave Arcana’s release. This is your chance to grab exclusive packs, contribute to the ecosystem, and take advantage of the economic transformation happening in Splinterlands. Don’t miss out—let’s make this legendary! 🔥
⚖️Disclaimers⚖️
The scenarios and calculations presented here are based on personal assumptions using relevant data. These are speculative and for informational purposes only. They should not be considered as financial advice.
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Hey @meredorn welcome to Hive and its great to see this be your first post ever! I hope you have many many more, you did a very good job of laying out your thought process for the upcoming set.
I like how you laid out the points with not only your opinion, but you also gave us a framework to analyze it.
I don't really have a feel yet for how I think it will do, but you've now started me thinking in the terms you used, so I think that's very cool!
Keep it up, your post was interesting and informative!