I remember when the menorah hat was released, people were begging to buy it at 40k:1, now I see people make multiple events to sell at 20-25k to one! Why do you think this happened? I am in no way saying any of these rates are too much or greedy considiring people pay real money for yocash

Sinister (116808443) wrote:

Hahaha!

If enough coins are purged from the game, naturally the price of everything in the YoEconomy, including YoCash rates, will decrease.

I'm a YC dealer- the only reason why I lower it is because if its 25k+, it's gonna be way slower to get rid of all my YoCash. 20:1 just brings people in.

Well it used to be a little hard to find 20;1, now everyone, well almost everyone sales for 20;1

Joseph YRW (185793131) wrote:I remember when the menorah hat was released, people were begging to buy it at 40k:1, now I see people make multiple events to sell at 20-25k to one! Why do you think this happened? I am in no way saying any of these rates are too much or greedy considiring people pay real money for yocash

Maybe the yo-economy is stabilizing or maybe there just isn't any yocash items out right now that people are dying to have. I guess we will find out when BVG brings out furniture items if the rates stay low or climb back up again.

coz the menorah hat is fugly imo no one is buying it

And if things keep going the way that it is, we can expect them to lower a bit more.

Yes, I do believe the YOCash rate is falling bc no one's able to afford much now with no new way to make coins.. Everyone's trying to sell, but not too many are buying ~ IMHO anyway.

Anthony (102235402) wrote:If enough coins are purged from the game, naturally the price of everything in the YoEconomy, including YoCash rates, will decrease.

Yes, I agree, the yo economy is in a decline and players aren't able to generate enough coins to sustain the high prices that we have been seeing up until now, prices will keep dropping until the economy is more stable. Could be why BVG are dragging their heels on new ways to make coins, SD boxes, etc, they probably want the economy to settle first.

Dragon Fairy (105140331) wrote:

Anthony (102235402) wrote:If enough coins are purged from the game, naturally the price of everything in the YoEconomy, including YoCash rates, will decrease.

Yes, I agree, the yo economy is in a decline and players aren't able to generate enough coins to sustain the high prices that we have been seeing up until now, prices will keep dropping until the economy is more stable. Could be why BVG are dragging their heels on new ways to make coins, SD boxes, etc, they probably want the economy to settle first.

It's not in decline. The YoEconomy is being stabilized at last! Prices are fairer and more affordable.
Before BVG came along there was a very select 'elite' super rich circle of players that could afford their crazy hacked unreleased items and would pricejack items here and there. Now, the YoEconomy is on the mend.

When the menorah hat came out, so did the crowns, lime jeans and duty belt. Thus there were a number of items instantly released for yc and these were items that were in hot demand. So this made the demand for yc dealers at an optimum level - therefore such dealers could take advantage of this demand and charge the high rates. Now - not dissin the BVG releases that followed, but the demand for them were not so high as each yc item released had a coins equivalent. Therefore the demand for yc plummeted. So with less demand comes a lower rate. This could be a double edged sword for BVG in the long run if they continue in this vein as if there are coin equivalents to every released item yc dealers wont need to sell as much yc to the players and consequently wont be buying more than they need for themselves personally. Release days are when you find the yc rate at its highest. Always has been and will be as players who want items right now pay a premium for that.

Josh Many (178805958) wrote:
It's not in decline. The YoEconomy is being stabilized at last! Prices are fairer and more affordable.
Before BVG came along there was a very select 'elite' super rich circle of players that could afford their crazy hacked unreleased items and would pricejack items here and there. Now, the YoEconomy is on the mend.

This! BVG has posted a lot about their plans to stabilize the yoeconomy and I think it's working.

ijOjO UK (109723058) wrote:When the menorah hat came out, so did the crowns, lime jeans and duty belt. Thus there were a number of items instantly released for yc and these were items that were in hot demand. So this made the demand for yc dealers at an optimum level - therefore such dealers could take advantage of this demand and charge the high rates. Now - not dissin the BVG releases that followed, but the demand for them were not so high as each yc item released had a coins equivalent. Therefore the demand for yc plummeted. So with less demand comes a lower rate. This could be a double edged sword for BVG in the long run if they continue in this vein as if there are coin equivalents to every released item yc dealers wont need to sell as much yc to the players and consequently wont be buying more than they need for themselves personally. Release days are when you find the yc rate at its highest. Always has been and will be as players who want items right now pay a premium for that.

Exactly. Said it perfectly. Coins are being drained from the game and also new items are not as hot as Menorah and lime and those items were. Celtic crosses were good but still,hard to top the first releases. Rates go down since there no big demand on newer items.

JellyBean (10351152) wrote:

Josh Many (178805958) wrote:
It's not in decline. The YoEconomy is being stabilized at last! Prices are fairer and more affordable.
Before BVG came along there was a very select 'elite' super rich circle of players that could afford their crazy hacked unreleased items and would pricejack items here and there. Now, the YoEconomy is on the mend.

This! BVG has posted a lot about their plans to stabilize the yoeconomy and I think it's working.

I think so too, long may it continue!