Market Fear Meets a Reavers Art Challenge
Bad news about banking access and successive price declines weighed on the community, while the game's and chain team's work still had to continue. BTC fell below USD 21,000, bringing fear back to the market. The contest gave players a way to make and discuss something from the game, extending the points-for-rewards route opened at the start of the month; it could not remove the market's fear.
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Bad news about banking access and successive price declines weighed on the community, while the game's and chain team's work still had to continue. Reavers was a mercenary system in the full version of Final Form, and the organizers wanted players to imagine the kind of fighter they would hire for help.
BTC fell below USD 21,000, bringing fear back to the market. The same day, the organizers launched a weekly art contest. Its first theme was Reavers: draw a fighter you would want to hire as an ally, either by hand or with a generative tool. A selected work each week would earn 2,500 points, which could be saved toward a card exchange. When someone in the chat worried that they could not draw, others pointed out that the rules also allowed generative tools as a way to express an idea.
The contest gave players a way to make and discuss something from the game, extending the points-for-rewards route opened at the start of the month; it could not remove the market's fear. The Night Watchman planned to watch whether newcomers understood the submission and redemption rules, especially that they needed enough points before exchanging them for a card. What ideas the first week's Reavers entries would bring was still to be seen.