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Link: https://backpack.tf/stats/Strange/Iron%20Bomber/Tradable/Craftable/0
Sellers at 20.77
https://backpack.tf/item/5350114496 - 20 hrs
https://backpack.tf/item/5325347883 - 1 day
https://backpack.tf/item/4979999934 - 1 day
https://backpack.tf/item/5504550067 - 14 hrs
https://backpack.tf/item/5202889780 - 1 day
Sellers at 21
https://backpack.tf/item/5477585495 - 1 day
https://backpack.tf/item/5345731899 - 7 days
https://backpack.tf/item/5322652752 - 6 days
https://backpack.tf/item/5465665237 - 3 days
Two day unsold @ 20.66. Use that instead.
Pro tip: You don't need to include a link to the classifieds. We can get there just fine :^)
rainbot is quickbuying at 20.66 right now though
Well 20.66 would've sold by now if rainbot actually buys. I've had issues with rain not buying at their listed price before. I'd ignore him.
This isn't the first time 2 different bots sell/buy at the same price. It doesn't automatically mean that the buyer is invalid.
I didn't realize this until now, but I don't think you read what I said. I never said a bot buying at the same price of a seller means that bot is automatically an invalid buyer. I said if the buyer was actively buying then this seller wouldn't have been unsold for 2 DAYS.
"Well 20.66 would've sold by now if rainbot actually buys."
I've never had issues with rainbot personally so uh :u I dunno here then. and @that first bit, by that logic there wouldn't be people who have listings underneath quickbuying bots' price
Didn't realize this until now too, but in what case would it be logical to sell under the price of a quickbuying bot in the first place? If anything, my logic makes more sense.
There's valid buyer at 20.66 Refined, 1 seller at 20.66 Refined and 5 sellers at 20.77 Refined.
If we're going for the most common trading point then I'm pretty sure 20.77 Refined is fine.
Most common trading point would mean most trades occurring at that value, not most sellers at that value. If there's both buyers and sellers at the same price, that's more likely to be a price it's commonly traded at IMO.
Either way, buyer had a stock limit and was at it, so his listing is gone now - he was not actively buying.