
$590 USD is the 24hr trade volume for the DEC token. $0.00033 is the USD worth per DEC token. Splinterlands accepts DEC at the rate of $1/1000 USD for in-game assets such as core packs. Meaning if someone was wanting to purchase or trade for packs purchased directly from Splinterlands purchasing DEC and using that DEC to purchase packs will yield you more bang for your buck. Here is the DEC market as shown on TribalDex: https://tribaldex.com/trade/DEC. As you can see in the opening image of this post; DEC is nowhere near its soft peg of $1/1000 DEC that Splinterlands accepts it at however DEC has been seeing some green candles lately and is currently at its highest USD trade value on the 3 month graph. DEC is an abbreviation for Dark Energy Crystals.

This is Splinterlands governance token. Holding and staking SPS gives those who do so a say in the direction the Splinterlands game goes. Players utilize this option by voting on proposals that shape the universe that is Splinterlands. SPS currently holds a USD value of $0.0033169 per token. The current 24hr trade volume on TribalDex for SPS is $169 USD. Here is the SPS market located on TrbalDex: https://tribaldex.com/trade/SPS. Don't click links from unknown parties. Keep your keys safe. The upward trend for SPS isn't as sharp as the green candles show for the DEC graph but SPS has also seen some upward movement. The SPS 3 month graph can be seen in the second image in this post. All numbers displayed in this post has been taken on the date of 2026-08-16.

$4,513 - that is the total USD value of sales over the past 24hrs for cards traded for on the official Splinterlands market. Just as interesting it took 6,235 trades (cards) to amount to that USD value. If we break that down we get a total average cost of 0.7238 per item (card). Personally I think this is an impressive number. To me these numbers indicate that the card market is still lively. The players are still engaging and ready to gear up for battle. The cards are the main focus of the game. Without them there is no game. All card images are property of Splinterlands. Graph images are property of TribalDex. No financial advice has been given in this post.

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Listed above are some of my favorite Splinterland markets. There are many to choose from but these are the ones that stick out to me. The other market I like to keep an eye on is packs (Alpha/BETA/ORBS/UNTAMED/And more). I specifically like keeping track of the core pack set known as CHAOS which currently has an ask price of 25 Cents (USD) per pack. If the CHAOS market is of interest to you it can be found on TribalDex (Powered by Hive-Engine): https://tribaldex.com/trade/CHAOS. CHAOS Packs can also be traded for directly on the Splinterlands official site (as can all other Splinterland packs). They are out of print but the peer to peer market within the Splinterlands community is strong with community members making daily trades for various Splinterland assets. That's it for this post. We thank you for visiting us and look forward to seeing you at our next.
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I agree the market for cards is a strong sign for the game. I think most of the SPS is staked because you need it to get decent rewards from battles. In fact if you look at the stats, there are about 1.5M SPS and 1M are staked. You would think that would eventually result in scarcity and price increase but that would probably require new players which has been the struggle for awhile with Splinterlands.
As I came back to Splinterlands with kind of positive energy, such information is quite useful for players like me. I see that SPS finally found its footing and is in a slow comeback. Hopefully the tokenomics will hold on or even improve, thus incentivizing more players. And with that the Splinterlands might come back once again into the spotlight and relive the gold rush years.
The token market volume is abysmally small as compared to SPL's heydays. Fortunately, the card market still shows some signs of life.