Sure, but this is true for any product, and has nothing to do with it being mathematically impossible to go bankrupt on Humble Bundle. If you haven't covered y

Sure, but this is true for any product, and has nothing to do with it being mathematically impossible to go bankrupt on Humble Bundle. If you haven't covered your fixed/dev costs, and if you misjudge the market quantity demanded at each price points, you could easily drive yourself to bankruptcy by running a Humble Bundle. The only way Humble Bundle makes it "mathematically impossible" to go bankrupt (which was the claim I was disputing) is if they present you with a perfect demand schedule and then somehow align the price each person pays to that demand schedule, without letting anyone pay above or below their reservation price. Whoever figures this out is probably not going to just use it for independent pay what you want gaming sales.