Back to collectionWith BTC above USD 46,000, the meeting turns to card-draw odds
Background: Bitcoin was still dominating market chatter, but the studio needed to make the card game’s rules clear. Today: BTC moved above USD 46,000, but the meeting did not discuss coins; it turned to how card-draw probabilities should be disclosed. Impact and next steps: The meeting shifted attention from price to the choices players face, turning probability transparency into a concrete design task rather than an abstract slogan.
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Background: Bitcoin was still dominating market chatter, but the studio needed to make the card game’s rules clear. The four rarity tiers settled a few days earlier were entering the design stage, and the team needed to discuss how players would see and understand card-draw odds.
Today: BTC moved above USD 46,000, but the meeting did not discuss coins; it turned to how card-draw probabilities should be disclosed. A-Zhen and the designers focused on what players would see: the disclosure had to be clear without letting rule explanations crowd out the game itself.
Impact and next steps: The meeting shifted attention from price to the choices players face, turning probability transparency into a concrete design task rather than an abstract slogan. The disclosure format was still undecided; the team had to find a way to explain the odds clearly while fitting the game’s interface.