Both ways have advantages and disadvantages. Let's first consider why/how moisture gets into the space. You have ruled out rain leakage so that leaves condensation and moisture migrating from soil through walls. Anytime moisture laden air comes in contact with a surface cooler than the air,it will condense moisture onto the surface. Enough air flowing through a room will keep room surfaces near air tempature and miniumize condensation. That suggests lots of vents. Problem is that room contents will freeze or rise to tempatures that make it worthless for food storage ect. If the moisture barrier doesn't block moisture migration and you want to maintaine 50*to80*temps year round,I would think blocking air vents and useing a dehumidifyer is about the only option. I would think expense of dehumidifyer might be offset by savings in home cooling and heating since floor tempature will be moderate year round.
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