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RE: The non-gamers guide to investing less than $200 into Splinterlands.
I think a good point about reward cards that will help drive up the price and is mostly forgotten is these cards are only obtained through playing or buying individual cards. There are no unopened packs that could be massed opened and suddenly drive the price down.
True. Some of the totals sound daunting, 400,000 of each common; but at 500+ to max one out, that's less than 800 possible, and we have 3000+ daily players.
Assuming most purchasers are buying in order to combine, that's very few loose singles that are going to be available to collectors down the track.
I think that's another choice that investors will also have to make soon enough is whether to invest in single cards or maxed cards as their will be a customer for both. I think single cards will sell for a premium on a per card basis, but unless you have a bot to list one card everytime a card sells it's going to be lots of work compared to buying maxed out cards that may sell less per card, but the seller doesn't have to deal with the volume.