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No, the bots are the reason the goods are scarce. They are not a genuine indicator of scarcity, nor are they a part of genuine price discovery. That they stil
by evilDagmar 5y ago
No, the bots are the reason the goods are scarce. They are not a genuine indicator of scarcity, nor are they a part of genuine price discovery. That they still exists just shows that the bot operators are too small to attract the interest of regulatory agencies. ...yet.
- hamandcheese 5y ago> No, the bots are the reason the goods are scarce. It is possible that bots are creating artificial scarcity, but that would require either one bot to corner the market or collusion among enough bots to control prices. It seems equally plausible to me that RPIs would be scarce regardless.