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http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8793739
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8965232
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8780327
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/874835
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/89528810
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8841355
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8732691
There is plenty of more proof if needed. Lots of trades have EAs offered, but due to the fast that these are just the shoes, I don't think they will be quite to EA price.
The only offer that reached 6 keys was a week ago. The offer is not valid anymore, so that leaves around 4 keys.
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8725375 The current offer there is a TS EA
First trade was before they were tradable, and people wanted to pay a lot for them then.
Same with trade 3, 6, and 7.
Trade 4 doesn't have anything to do with the shoes.
Trade 5 seems to 404 whenever I go there.
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Ah, remove the last digit from trade 5, looks like that was the problem.
Regardless, proof is pretty mediocre.
They're not priced yet, because nobody's selling none low-crafts yet.
there only about 3500 of these and 58000 buds think on the decision of 4-6 keys
yes there are alot of thing that are less plentiful than buds whats your point?
supply doesn't affect price. demand does.
That's just retarded. They both do.
if by your logic, uncraft hats and misc would worth $100+.
oh wait, no one want it.
Err what?
You said that demand is the only factor that sets prices, which is plain bullshit.
Demand and supply are both as important.
I have no idea what you are trying to prove with your last example.
let look at it this way.
Uncraft hats are rarely on the market because there are only a small supply of them but because people don't want it their price is still low.
Now take something such as low supply and high demand like HOUWAR, it worth $320 because a lot of people want it but the supply is really low.
An item with good amount of supply and good amount of demand like earbuds worth at a middle price of $35.
In conclusion, demand will drastically increase the price of something more than supply.
Ofc, see so supply makes a difference.
"supply doesn't affect price"
Do you see what I mean?
I agree that demand is more important.
Normally I'm with you on these kinds of thing. Supply definitely demands some margin of the price. There were tons of secret saxtons during Swissmas, and the demand on those even went up around that time. However, the price dropped. Why? There were a shit ton of Saxton's entering the market, and not a lot of people really cared, because most of them got free ones for themselves, or were trying to sell it themselves.
There very limited amounts not saying there a bud but I fell its just a tad low
As people have said above, the amount of the item in existence doesn't effect the price. The demand for the item does.
I'll quote what I said in a Max's Head suggestion:
"It doesn't matter if these things are as common as the Gibus hat, if people are buying and selling at this price, then that's the price of them."
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8955695 This trade fluxed between 3-6 keys
I've been trying to buy this for 3 keys, but unfortunately I've missed two sellers willing to sell for this price in the past few hours: http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8973723
I've found a bunch of trades at 4 keys. Steam Market is right around 3.5, so the best bet would be to close this and suggest 3-4 keys.
I do believe this item is heading towards 3 keys pretty quickly, though.
These gen shoes aren't going to fetch 6 keys^
Suggestor, show me some sales at 6 keys.
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