The marketplace is very perceptive and knows exactly what you will buy according to your purchase history. It’s like a bot and it might have a mind of its own. Look at this insanity:

sorry i dont understand this insanity... to me it looks like a random person is just selling of cards which were not in the market beforehands thus maybe putting it up the highest price... if that happend to be 31k... well so be it... if he happened to have 4 sellable copies... so be it...

please explain what you mean cause i dont get your point here

Okay here is what exactly happened:

- I decided to make a Mage deck with Zejabel, Jack Al'Azred,
Almaria
- The market price was as follows: Zejabel 95k, Jack Al'Azred120k, Almaria 3k
-Firstly, I scrapped cards which I didn't need from my collection and bought Zejabel for 95k
-Again, I scrapped some more cards and farmed crystals for a few days.
-Then the prices changed and I bought Jack Al'Azred for 95k; but the price of Almaria was increased to 31k
-It felt like I was being monitored by a bot or someone

I'm sorry if this is not relevant to actual experience and understanding of the market.
Thank you for your curiosity, though

Well, market does not have bots. All the cards you see are sold by players. except the epic cards and those that cost feez. Those are sold by the game, but their price is constant.

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