I agree about the community and the fact that things are so low now that they are outperforming the market even though it's still down. When it comes down to new players, I couldn't point out a single one that really has been added to the Splinterlands Community in a significant way meaning they invested and hold assets similar to us older players who refuse to leave.

It's such a shame though because the potential still is there for Splinterlands to be a game that can be widely enjoyed by gamers without them needing it to make it their fulltime occupation. That to me is what is holding things back the most. It's also the thing, one of the grand prix event participant said that it's just too much to process.