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Spent the day setting up my industrial grade $HERO farm

Farming field notes:

- It feels like there are more sinks than tokens in @onchainheroes

- first web3 game I've played where the token actually seems to be used as like an in game currency to do things in game rather than extracting to USDT.

- Remix heroes to super heroes. I.e. remix lower grade weapons to heroic grade (or legendary, if you can risk it). Increased $Hero output favors rarer weapons in the hands of fewer heroes vs more heroes with low rarity weapons.

- Vibes are good, game is really fun.

- Game bills itself as 10 minutes a day to play. Blatantly false. You won't spend 10 minutes, but 20 hours optimizing or thinking about optimizing. Or at least wasting your time in the discord chat trolling degens.

- Abstract is smooth to use with the game. I buy the vision of consumer crypto with the easy UI and seamless UX. Loving how Onchain Heroes enables 'Sessions' where you give the @AbstractChain wallet permission to sign transactions for you. Makes for an easy gaming experience -- as it should be.

- Onchain Heroes is going to dominate all Abstract onchain volume for the next 3-6 weeks (i.e. while Season 2 is active). Make sure you priority point that Abstract XP to the actual OCH users here.

Spent the day setting up my industrial grade $HERO farm

Farming field notes:

- It feels like there are more sinks than tokens in @onchainheroes

- first web3 game I've played where the token actually seems to be used as like an in game currency to do things in game rather than extracting to USDT.

- Remix heroes to super heroes. I.e. remix lower grade weapons to heroic grade (or legendary, if you can risk it). Increased $Hero output favors rarer weapons in the hands of fewer heroes vs more heroes with low rarity weapons.

- Vibes are good, game is really fun.

- Game bills itself as 10 minutes a day to play. Blatantly false. You won't spend 10 minutes, but 20 hours optimizing or thinking about optimizing. Or at least wasting your time in the discord chat trolling degens.

- Abstract is smooth to use with the game. I buy the vision of consumer crypto with the easy UI and seamless UX. Loving how Onchain Heroes enables 'Sessions' where you give the @AbstractChain wallet permission to sign transactions for you. Makes for an easy gaming experience -- as it should be.

- Onchain Heroes is going to dominate all Abstract onchain volume for the next week. Make sure you priority point that XP to the actual users here.

Spent the day setting up my industrial grade $HERO farm

Farming field notes:

- It feels like there are more sinks than tokens in @onchainheroes

- first web3 game I've played where the token actually seems to be used as like an in game currency to do things in game rather than extracting to USDT.

- Remix heroes to super heroes. I.e. remix lower grade weapons to heroic grade (or legendary, if you can risk it). Increased $Hero output favors rarer weapons in the hands of fewer heroes vs more heroes with low rarity weapons.

- Vibes are good, game is really fun.

- Game bills itself as 10 minutes a day to play. Blatantly false. You won't spend 10 minutes, but 20 hours optimizing or thinking about optimizing. Or at least wasting your time in the discord chat trolling degens.

Season 1 LBP $HERO airdrops coming.

At #9 on the leaderboard, that's a nice 604,209 $HERO coming to yours truly. At .078c, that's a cool $47,128 USD.

Now with ~3.5M USD in $HERO airdropped and a mere 122k liquidity in the pool, there is no way the price holds here. So the price will crash as jeeters jeet.

One strategy is to just farm $HERO and sell. Or hold the airdrop and just sell that if $HERO pumps and play a trading game here.

We had quite a few small to medium sized farmers last time doing just this last season.

But doing so will opt you out of the competition as you won't be able to power up your heroes and weapons.

But as season 1 has proven, the EV (and fun) seems to be to go all into the ecosystem, trying to land as many rewards in phase 2 (gacha) as well as score high on the leaderboard.

You need to BURN a hefty amount (i.e. ALL) of your HERO to level up your heroes so you can compete to win more gacha + a higher leaderboard position in phase 2.

My strategy?

Burn $hero baby burn. It's all going into the eco.

🫡🙏

I' burnt $84,147 USD worth of @onchainheroes gacha NFTs the past hour.

I HAD ~443 OCH Gacha

30 Rainbow (.31e) = 9.3e
165 Gold (.099e) = 16.33e
139 Silver (.0375e) = 5.21e
109 Copper (.021e) = 2.289e

= CURRRENT OCH GACHA FLOORS = 33.120e = $84,147 (ETH at ~2540)

So there we go.

Burned ~84,000 USD worth of in-game OCH ecosystem assets.

That's TELSA car money gone into a game ecosystem.

Now it's usually -EV to open NFT gachas vs selling them and just taking the eth and just buying revealed items.

Why didn't I do this obvious move?

I choose not to because I don't have the time now the wherewithal to offload ~450 OCH Gacha onto the secondary market.

It's possible, but it would take time and effort, both of which I am lacking in right now.

I burned because I figured utilizing the opened gacha (weapons) to play the actual season 2 is going to be +EV.

So was I +EV, or should I have sold them all?

Let's find out below.