Back to collectionA Quarter Ends; Card Holders Count the Cost of Waiting
As March drew to a close, Ex Populus was preparing its game and chain work in parallel. BTC closed at USD 28,500, up roughly 70 percent for the first quarter; the foundation documents needed only a final signature. The market gave people a reason to talk about the future, but the player's choice brought the discussion back to costs: what evolution consumes and what waiting demands.
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As March drew to a close, Ex Populus was preparing its game and chain work in parallel. The team was waiting for the foundation paperwork to be signed, while players in the community wanted to know what their cards and Chromos might eventually be good for.
BTC closed at USD 28,500, up roughly 70 percent for the first quarter; the foundation documents needed only a final signature. One player showed five epic cards still staked, then said they had burned a legendary card to obtain Chromos for card evolution. Asked whether it was too soon, the player said the accumulation that seemed useless today would count once card battles actually went live.
The market gave people a reason to talk about the future, but the player's choice brought the discussion back to costs: what evolution consumes and what waiting demands. The Night Watchman planned to pass those questions to the game team. The documents remained unsigned, and there was still no answer on when card battles would be playable.