@StonkHands I think separating economic gain from entertainment value is the most important element here. Different participants are not ready for that.
@StonkHands It seems like a short-sighted approach to making money, where those with true capital will have figured out other models that are more sustainable
There are more black face jynx out there than most people are aware of.
Banned cards lore goes deep.
Have you found any questionable artwork lately in your pokemon cards?
Almost everybody i talked to about this guy all said that he was gonna dump on the market.
I always told them that he was actually autistic enough to pull this off.
Proud pre-popularity supporter of kabuto king!
There are way more things that cut into people's margins when they are trading at those rates, vendor fees for tables, travel time and gas , time to organize and price, risk of sitting on product that can go down, things not selling right away. When you factor all this in I am surprised that people can sustain a business model where they are buying at 80% and selling at 90% when there are so many other expenses involved. Eventually people doing this will get caught with their pants down if a broader Market downturn happens, right now those trade-in percentages are higher than they have ever been because it is essentially a seller's market right now