Back to collectionA Resale Door Opens, but Players Choose Their Own Pace
Background: After minting, players began asking whether they could resell their cards. Today: The official team posted the secondary-market entry, and cards began changing hands. Impact and next steps: Cards shifted from minted items to resellable collectibles, and players began facing the choice between selling and holding.
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Background: After minting, players began asking whether they could resell their cards. The community fell into two rhythms: some watched prices refresh, while others kept their cards. Night Watchman needed to make the secondary-market entry easy to find without letting the conversation turn into pressure to sell.
Today: The official team posted the secondary-market entry, and cards began changing hands. Some people refreshed the floor price all night, hoping to catch its movements; others did not sell a single card and preferred to consider what it meant to hold one. Night Watchman made the entry instructions prominent in the chat and reminded members that trading talk should not overshadow individual choices.
Impact and next steps: Cards shifted from minted items to resellable collectibles, and players began facing the choice between selling and holding. Night Watchman planned to watch for problems members encountered when using the entry; whether the market rules were clear enough would have to emerge from later discussion.