Back to collectionThe Distance Between Breakeven and a Playable Game
Trading was quieter on Saturday, but the community was still discussing when games would be playable and whether the approaching halving was worth waiting for. He calculated an average entry price of 1.1 against a current price of 0.7. The 57% figure stripped the comfort from saying he was nearly back to even, but it did not decide whether he should sell.
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Trading was quieter on Saturday, but the community was still discussing when games would be playable and whether the approaching halving was worth waiting for. Sisyphus, who had entered through the airdrop, wanted to put a number on his vague hope of breaking even.
He calculated an average entry price of 1.1 against a current price of 0.7. On price alone, reaching his average required a 57% rise. He wrote the figure down, then separated two questions he had been treating as one: when the price might return, and when Final Form might actually be playable.
The 57% figure stripped the comfort from saying he was nearly back to even, but it did not decide whether he should sell. Sisyphus planned to keep watching game updates and the node discussions ahead of the halving, then reconsider his holdings when there was something substantive to assess.