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Hope im doing it right
low end via sell order https://prnt.sc/cOEaFeQxgffS
and high end via sale happened a few days ago https://prnt.sc/Dv7cQ2zdgUfY https://prnt.sc/SxLRM6Cvt1Ng round to 220 keys
Lmk if anything
You can only use sales to set a price. That means it would be 220 flat in this case. Sell orders can only be used to drop an existing price, and this can only happen if they reduce it by 15% and have been unsold for a month. That means you shouldn’t use the sell order of 200 in your suggestion’s pricing.
if there's only one sale and there's a seller lower than that sale, it's ok to use it as the low end as long as it isn't too new or too aged
Hmm that makes sense.
In your screenshot you need to show proof the the sale was for the effect you're suggesting a price for
my bad, there we go https://prnt.sc/LYr-C__s-9C-
Since the SCM sale is higher than the unsold, I don't think it's a good idea to use this sale, especially as you are the same seller in both instances.
Seeing as how this hasn't sold for 200 in 2 months, I think it should remain unpriced here.