>>12681760If you meant to reply to me about the adjustment time, I couldn't care less. Yes, it's nice to sleep later. No, I don't care if it's early in the morning. It will not stop be from playing, I try my best to at least SOMEWHAT centre my sleep around this game. I can easily change the time that I sleep. I go back to being there at 6am? No problem. Having the numbers for a long time doesn't really matter. As I was saying, if you know something's coming in a few days you can buy accordingly. Anyone that looks at the numbers will still be picking up the scraps. I'm talking about being able to sell what you built up over a few days in a single day, more time than those who looked at poi had. It's a reward of its own, disregarding those who only rely on poi as the losers of the day.
>puts/optionsI'm not that familiar with those terms unfortunately, I've been largely talking out of my fat arse. My fat arse that holds my soul, at least. My soul says that I liked the ability to efficiently make gains. Basically, I want to make the money and keep it. I want to DUMP Mel, or whoever else I choose HARD. Because, in a perfect NASFAQ, I knew she was going to have that concert, so I spent half of everything I had building up to sell on that one big day of hers. Do you get what I'm saying? I want to make the choice to buy the coins, I want to be ABLE to sell those coins on the day she moons and thus keep my profits.
The game feels boring because you have very little sense of accomplishment now. There's no plan (except for NNN really) to make money anymore apart from fucking dividends and the gacha-auction pipeline. There is less thought, less risk, less volatility in terms of success and failure. (You) can't do much to advance above the rest OR fall behind as a member of the top 50. Commendable advances are made over months now instead of weeks.
>>12681761Yeah, you can save well for these but so can everybody else. Most people have a decent stack of pretty much every coin. You won't be able to do shit since it's only a one-day event. NNN, however, is an entire month's worth of selling. These are not the same.
