Well, people were also very impatient and although the development of kingdoms is something that takes time, because the leofinance team was rushing, they had the opposite effect.

And I totally agree with you about adapting to people's needs, because if instead of launching cub bridge or kingdoms, they had put microblogging first, as you say, the situation would have been very different, since many people would have joined and that would have meant more cub buyers and more money bet on the farms. Which means a higher and higher cub price.

These are mistakes that are learned, I know that this will result in a more mature and stronger community in the future.

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