dCity Reward Pool swells to 200k HIVE, hitting new all time highs!

in crypto •  4 years ago 

dCity continues to hit on all cylinders as investment money continues to pour in

We are seeing new highs in the reward pool size just about every day or every couple of days now.

The reward pool is funded via card sales and some of that is then paid back out to the largest city owners by population.

The current Top 7 ranking can be seen below:

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(Source: https://dcity.io/ranking)

Notice at the top right the total HIVE reward pool is now almost 200k, smashing the previous all time highs (somewhere around 150k) set shortly after the second edition cards were launched.

The reason for the excitement currently is that now the 3rd edition cards are going to be dropping anytime here and the 1st edition cards are no long going to be created.

As it stands now, my city is currently in the 7th spot in terms of population but I have recently become the highest SIM earner in all of dCity.

The SIM is where the real income is, but if money (HIVE) keeps flowing into the game, it may soon come from having a highly ranked city like you can see above.

Based on my calculations, the returns on dCity are better than the returns of posting and voting, but there is more risk.

If you are interested in learning more about the game or need some pointers on how to optimize your city, let me know in the comments section below.

Stay informed my friends.

-Doc

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  ·  4 years ago  ·  

Hey Doc...I've been getting burned on a limited sample of random first edition cards this past week. I bought 7 cards at 800 SIM each, and was given 6 homes. I know you like First Ed cards a lot - would you recommend just saving SIM and going after unique cards in the marketplace? Or rolling the dice with 800 SIM lottery spend? thanks!

  ·  4 years ago  ·  

I always buy individual cards. Especially if you are targeting income. Shopping malls are often some of the best bang for your buck in terms of income to cost.