Because there was a supply of it which was plentiful. Prices hike when the supply decreases. Also people have been playing the market which will have a factor in it. Remember the rate is set by the players not Cryptic/PWE.
There was also talk about a bug causing purchases to get stuck and unable to withdraw, so some of the big rollers have avoided the exchange until they know it's not happening.
Because there was a supply of it which was plentiful. Prices hike when the supply decreases. Also people have been playing the market which will have a factor in it. Remember the rate is set by the players not Cryptic/PWE.
So the quicker people buy it the more it goes up and vice versa ?
So the quicker people buy it the more it goes up and vice versa ?
No (but kinda yes, based on perception by the buyers/sellers) but people had an already existing supply to convert. Once they burned thru that supply, they have to get it thru the exchange. Once the sellers on the exchange realize there is increased demand for a finite supply, the price goes up.
Think of it like the price of gasoline - as soon as a refinery fire happens, the price at the pump goes up ten cents a gallon. Doesn't matter that other refineries can make up the loss in production, or that the effect of the refinery fire won't reach the supply chain for 4 weeks - the price goes up as soon as the perception of scarcity enters the equation.
meh, was saving up for something and was gonna buy some zen but only had enough if it was 93 max but last couple of days BOOM gone up like a shot. oh well
btw, I thought the doff packs were going to be on offer until they were removed (Refering to fleet ofc)
meh, was saving up for something and was gonna buy some zen but only had enough if it was 93 max but last couple of days BOOM gone up like a shot. oh well
btw, I thought the doff packs were going to be on offer until they were removed (Refering to fleet ofc)
Just give it a week or two and the price will be back at 93. 93-96 seems to be the equilibrium point when there isn't something really-really-really desirable stuffed into a lockbox or doff pack.
Think of it like the price of gasoline - as soon as a refinery fire happens, the price at the pump goes up ten cents a gallon. Doesn't matter that other refineries can make up the loss in production, or that the effect of the refinery fire won't reach the supply chain for 4 weeks - the price goes up as soon as the perception of scarcity enters the equation.
^^^this is the best analogy I've read regarding Dil exchange :P
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Then why didnt the price rise the first 7 days ?
So the quicker people buy it the more it goes up and vice versa ?
No (but kinda yes, based on perception by the buyers/sellers) but people had an already existing supply to convert. Once they burned thru that supply, they have to get it thru the exchange. Once the sellers on the exchange realize there is increased demand for a finite supply, the price goes up.
Think of it like the price of gasoline - as soon as a refinery fire happens, the price at the pump goes up ten cents a gallon. Doesn't matter that other refineries can make up the loss in production, or that the effect of the refinery fire won't reach the supply chain for 4 weeks - the price goes up as soon as the perception of scarcity enters the equation.
btw, I thought the doff packs were going to be on offer until they were removed (Refering to fleet ofc)
Just give it a week or two and the price will be back at 93. 93-96 seems to be the equilibrium point when there isn't something really-really-really desirable stuffed into a lockbox or doff pack.
^^^this is the best analogy I've read regarding Dil exchange :P
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