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RE: Steem Monsters by the numbers: $1.3M marketcap, 2000 players, 350k played games and more
Card delegation will be a thing. I see investors renting cards to players who are going after tournament rewards and the investors will get steady passive rewards from doing it. It's gonna be a beautiful thing for HODLers.
Waiting is so hard
Any Idea of how such a system should work? If I delegate my cards to somebody else how do we "create a smart contract" that defines how much profit I will get and how much the "Player" will get? Some Players will do better than others and so they want a higher profit share. All of this factors needs to be in consideration, if we want to have a transparent and effective market for card delegations. It seems pretty complex to me to achieve this, because there is also no other project on Steem that allows of any other kind of delegations except from Steem.
So this feature by itself is going to be a big thing, because maybe other projects also want to implement other forms of delegations!
I would love to hear more hard facts about such a system?
Anyways Steemmonsters is a great success already and it has so much more potential...come on SODL House for HODL Monsters is a great deal :-)
My guess is it will be like MinnowBooster's Lease Delegation Market.
It's not a true smart contract, but it's a trusted, market-based administrator.
So just like people are offering cards for sale on the SteemMonsters market, cards will be offered for lease on the SteemMonsters market. Probably on a per-day leasing basis.
Lessee puts the payment in escrow through SteemMonsters. Lessor grants leasing delegation authority to SteemMonsters. SteemMonsters administers the transactions with the agreed-upon timing.
That's how I would do it anyways. @aggroed and @yabapmatt might have something different in mind.
Me too.