A Polytorian Universal Limited Item Equation Proposals:

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mog
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7 months ago | 17 • By mog

I want you guys to create a limited item value prediction equation and I'll rate it out of 10 on how good it is.


What I mean is like Value = demand * stock or something.


If you want you can use this variable index:
v = Value after becoming limited in Bricks
p = Sold Price in Bricks
c = total copies made
u = user diversity (will be measured in 1 Item / person / 100 copies) (measures hoarding)
d = demand (how good it looks or other factors) (will be measured on a scale from 1/10 - 10/10)
t = time limit for purchase


You dont have to use those just make sure your variables are understandable or give an index youself.
Happy trading!



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shrek
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7 months ago • By shrek

well you got the idea but demand is subjective. Don't forget to mention initial purchase price, as that is a key factor that limits the amount of owners and stock. If initial price is high, no matter how ugly the limited is, it will cost a fortune. Resellers don't want to make less than what they bought it for lol.


To me, it's demand, initial price, and stock that make up the value and rarity of a limited.



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7 months ago • By mog OP
shrek
shrek 7 months ago
well you got the idea but demand is subjective. Don't forget to mention initial purchase price, as that is a key factor that limits the amount of owners and stock. If initial price is high, no matter how ugly the limited is, it will cost a fortune. Resellers don't want to make less than what they bought it for lol. To me, it's demand, initial price, and stock that make up the value and rarity of a limited.

You're right, demand is subjective but I did put initial price as "p".



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Electrical
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7 months ago • By Electrical

Alright.


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7 months ago • By mog OP

I might make one myself.
My equation would look something like this:
v (value) = p (initial price) / c (copies sold) * e (economical markup constant)


For my equation to work I will have to calculate the constant e by transforming this equation to solve for e and get the average value for e from a variety of limiteds to get the best and most accurate equation.


I will keep you updated.



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mog OP
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7 months ago • By mog OP
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mog 7 months ago
I might make one myself. My equation would look something like this: v (value) = p (initial price) / c (copies sold) * e (economical markup constant) For my equation to work I will have to calculate the constant e by transforming this equation to solve for e and get the average value for e from a variety of limiteds to get the best and most accurate equation. I will keep you updated.

Out of a few tests, I came to the conclusion of the factor being around 844.
So I propose: v=p/c*844



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