DEC The best thing to Hold?

Looking at the charts for HIVE and the SPL currencies traded on HIVE SPS and DEC out of the three DEC was the winner with HIVE being a close second but has dropped dramatically over the past few weeks from the .3-.4 to the .2 range which up until then it was a better investment than DEC but DECF held up better in the last month or so and also has the most opportunity in the SPL ecosystem right now to offer a positive return as DEC really needs to be at PEG for SPS to be burned and without SPS being at peg or new players coming in right now the time in between the marketing push which hopefully brings in new players and the time until the team does that likely on the back of a release of some sort to hype the community up like releasing a new set or land 2.0 parts being released that are major or some other aspect that would get people interested again and that would push up both DEC and SPS and SPS may have a better long term prospect if the game turns around but since DEC really will need to go up for any serious appreciation to happen likely DEC will head for PEG before hand so buying DEC VS SPS right this moment may be a better idea and then swapping over to SPS once you have had some appreciation into the .0008-.0009 range for DEC so you can exit and go into SPS if it is in a good buy position and stables so that you can average into SPS using a one sided buy order to prepare for DEC hitting peg and catching the next pump. Even DEC getting back into the upper range would be a help to SPS price as when DEC goes up buying activity increases of SPS and other assets as most people do not like to spend DEC when its this far below peg as it can be used to either sell later when the next set requires it and sends the price up sell into stables instead of buying the next set right away and hold off until the hype cools down and at the same time the hype props DEC up put a one sided buy order in the middle to lower half of the range and buy DEC as it averages down after the demand for the new set cools off and get a better discount either buying in bulk on the marketplace or goto HIVE engine and buy up packs there cheaper if you do not need what ever incentive is being offered or dont want it to buy from the store. If all you want are packs then HE is likely the best place and then you can just place bid orders a little at a time in HIVE to purchase assets and in DEC to bid on cards that you want but have not yet been re priced to the higher DEC prices. Cards right now might be very low due to the DEC price decrease to .0006 which means cards selling around there burn value are still over valued by like 80% compared to the burn price since dec is less than its peg. If you find a card selling under its dec burn value in dec and it either has high pp, is a in demand card for rentals or you need it to improve your deck so it makes more cash flow then its likely a good buy. If you do not need the card to make any more money from battles or rents the only other reason is appreciation if you want a profit off of it and in that case better buy really low then you can flip the cards slowly as someone comes along and is willing to pay more. The best way to do this is buy a bulk collection to re sell a higher prices piece by piece but I would rather get a deal on specific cards I know I can rent out until prices rebound or fluctuate or just rent out long enough to recover my cost in a year or two which means I could rent it and later on sell for less if I needed to and likely make a profit and be able to sell fast since i could take less than others.

I have been considering renting out a good portion of my deck if I can keep the bot at break even by taking out cards and monitoring performance of the bot as well as looking at analytics to determine which cards are played the most and which win the most battles the renting the other cards out if they rent well. That will at least bring in more dec income and if I can keep the bot income unchanged it will be a win as ill get the sb cards and glint and more rent.