Increasing Our SPT Token Holdings

A day back I visited the SPT market on Hive-Engine and seen some positive results. The 24HR Trade Volume was near $20 USD which shows signs that at least some are still interested in trading for the Token. Of course we here at the @monstercrusher blog are part of that some (We can't get enough of that SPT). It was at that time we also decided to help turn those SPT candles green and increase the sales volume ever so slightly. We had a total of *10 Swap.Hive that we took straight to the Purchase Side of the SPT trade orders. We entered at a price of 0.000169 which meant we secured a total of 61,499 SPT Tokens. Our liquid SPT now stands at roughly 85,000. Considering it was only just days ago that we completed a 95K+ Powerup we are very pleased with the speed of our growth. There's still more road ahead of us in regards to becoming an SPT whale but we will get there one SPT powerup at a time.

MonsterCrusher Current SPT Standings

If we take a look at the above shared images the first is a screenshot of my SPT Wallet that is located on Splintertalk. It shows my now SPT balance/ SPT Power and Hive Token holdings. I cut the image short to display the relevant information for this post. Other information such as Hive Power can also be seen in the SPT wallet section. Under that shared wallet image we can see yesterdays (1//30/2025) 24hr trade volume for the SPT Token ($20* USD). Todays SPT 24hr trades volume is slightly less than half of yesterdays (coming in at roughly $9.00 USD). Why has @monstercrusher taken an interest in the SPT Token? The better question is why not. The SPT Token is currently very affordable and has an affiliation to the most successful #play2earn game on the Hive Blockchain (Splinterlands) which has a core base of loyal community members. With that in mind I ask you; why not take an interest in SPT.

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