your post and viewpoint are all based on unfounded assumptions and massive lack of how the system works.
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when u didnt read my comment⌠i guess forum complainers need to go to school instead of postin during school hours 
Itâs been confirmed by a blue post thatâs how it exactly works.
Great try though!
Yeah I read it, you were wrong and spreading misinformation again, you can save the projecting tho
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hmmmm weird saying im spreading misinformation? how so?
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Read your own post
weird that you didnt read my post and nor saying misinformation sry but your just trying to spread Fake News on the forums bc I dont agree with your reasoning and gave good examplesâŚ
No, you outright lied how tokens work
I get wanting to pay to win but this pay to read stuff is brutal
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where was that said?
To point out what you wrote on your own post costs 2 tokens
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OK. learn to read then learn economics. Blizzard set the market. Itâs dynamic. Your token will sell for the listed price. However your next token will not get you the same amount of gold. Really people canât be this unable to understand the system and concept that is this simple. A economy can not be determined by a single transaction. Stop being mypoic
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/e eats popcorn
I can wait for the post.
Youâll be waitin for them tokens too
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retail already has them and I pay for wow using gold⌠im not usually one to buy tokensâŚ
Stop being blind.
Lets look at it from the markets perspective then, since youâre too thick to think for yourself.
Day 1: Tokens for Sale 50,000 Token Orders 60,000 = 50,000 sold tokens, 10,000 buyers left out.
Day 2: Tokens for Sale 65,000, Token Orders 65,000. Market is in equilibrium.
Day 3, Tokens for Sale 100,000, Token Orders 90,000. All 100,000 tokens sold.
Shouldnât Day 3 have 10,000 tokens unsold? How is it that all the tokens for Sale will always be sold, even if the market doesnât have enough buyers?
How is it that those extra 10,000 tokens are sold?
Big brain here thinks that buyers are always at or above the sellers market. You must have been sleeping in class.
Lets add another layer to show the problem.
Day 4 Tokens for Sale 250,000, Token Orders 50,000 = 250,000 Tokens Sold. Do you think they take the gold generated from the 50,000 orders to split between the 250,000 sold? Answer, no.
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So the question that solves all of this is: If I buy 10 tokens, the max for the week, am I guaranteed to sell all of them the first time I post them? Because if itâs guaranteed to sell, then blizzard could find itself in a situation where it IS creating gold to meet the seller supply, if the buyer demand is lower. The opposite could technically be true if there is guaranteed to be a token available for buyers no matter what, tokens could technically become a gold sink.
Does blizzard artificially balance supply and demand, or is it possible for tokens to go unsold/there not be any tokens for sale on AH?
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If you buy a token, it will always sell for around the asking price it listed.
100% Guaranteed to sell.
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Where in the world are people coming up with this conspiracy that Blizzard is buying tokens if players arent? There have been instances where players tokens did not sell.
Do you have a source for this?
Pretty sure its a guaranteed sale.
Just off the top of my head there is a reddit article from a player whos token did not sell for 4 days. Nobody there is even trying to say that that is impossible because its a guarenteed sale and that blizzard will buy the ones that players dont.
Currently tokens are about 150,000. You can grind 150,000 in less than 12 hours on BFA just herbing. Its not out of the realm of possibility that hundreds to thousands of players are buying tokens from the AH
Where is even the slightest proof that blizzard buys them if players dont?