What kind of collector do you want to become
Now that you understand what Bitmonds are, and you would like to enter in this fantastic world, there is only one last question you need to ask yourself: what kind of collector do I want to become?
Obviously the choice is absolutely personal, and it is impossible to describe exactly all the possible ways to collect Bitmonds, thanks to this, I will illustrate two macrotypes of collectors from who you can take inspiration to start the process of generating your Bitmonds.
1) The hunter of all Bitmonds: this collector is usually busy completing a given collection, and he is not focused exclusively on the quality of his pieces, but only on having all 256 types of Bitmonds of a given collection . Often the duplicates he has, he tries to trade them all, for pieces that he need to complete the collection.
2) The treasure hunter: this collector, unlike before, is not focused on finishing the collection, but is looking for high quality pieces for which he is willing to give in return a greater number of lower quality pieces. He has no problem keeping duplicates as long as they meet his quality standards.
Obviously as I have already said it is not possible to categorize all the collectors, however I think it is important for newcomers to have a strategy from which they can take inspiration, this strategy could be inspired by the first or second category or a mix of the two.
Personally I am inspired by the second style. If now you have still doubts about what quality Bitmonds are, don't worry one of the macro sections of this blog "how much is my Bitmond worth" should clarify your ideas.
And from what style are you taking inspiration? Let me know below in the comments.
Obviously the choice is absolutely personal, and it is impossible to describe exactly all the possible ways to collect Bitmonds, thanks to this, I will illustrate two macrotypes of collectors from who you can take inspiration to start the process of generating your Bitmonds.
1) The hunter of all Bitmonds: this collector is usually busy completing a given collection, and he is not focused exclusively on the quality of his pieces, but only on having all 256 types of Bitmonds of a given collection . Often the duplicates he has, he tries to trade them all, for pieces that he need to complete the collection.
2) The treasure hunter: this collector, unlike before, is not focused on finishing the collection, but is looking for high quality pieces for which he is willing to give in return a greater number of lower quality pieces. He has no problem keeping duplicates as long as they meet his quality standards.
Obviously as I have already said it is not possible to categorize all the collectors, however I think it is important for newcomers to have a strategy from which they can take inspiration, this strategy could be inspired by the first or second category or a mix of the two.
Personally I am inspired by the second style. If now you have still doubts about what quality Bitmonds are, don't worry one of the macro sections of this blog "how much is my Bitmond worth" should clarify your ideas.
And from what style are you taking inspiration? Let me know below in the comments.
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