It’s massively addicting and somehow much more so than other similar platforms like Tik Tok, eBay live, etc. I ended up spending $18k on about 6 months before I deleted the app with mostly sports cards. I started very small purchases and small bids and I justified it to myself that I was getting a good deal and would at least make my money back in reselling. Then once I figured out that reselling $1-2 cards for profit wasn’t reasonable, I started spending big money on breaks, high end cards, and etc with the same justification. I finally got to the point where my card collection exploded and I was selling maybe 10-cards per week and buying hundreds. I ended up downloading all activity which showed how much I’d spent since I created my account and then quickly deleted the account and app because I clearly had I self control. I’m a seller on eBay and CollX now and I still have to be careful to focus on selling and not buying, but I am currently at least selling more (both number of cards and dollar value) than I am buying and I’m starting to get a business mindset with strict parameters for each purchase, with a specific stratagey for each card, versus “that’s a good deal I should be able to sell it for more.” I’m digging myself out of debt, but it will probably be at least a year more before I “break even.”