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Jagex will remove max cash
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A reminder for those who think 1% will be insignificant; Mod Kieren reported that the 1% tax in OSRS removed 180B in just the first 6 days. Imagine what will be removed in RS3s inflated economy
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03-Dec-2022 15:14:42 - Last edited on 03-Dec-2022 15:23:03 by Frooby Dooby
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Gathering all the Aurora dyes
03-Dec-2022 15:22:15 - Last edited on 03-Dec-2022 15:23:29 by Frooby Dooby
Being that the ratio for swapping gp from OSRS to RS3 is currently ranging from 1:10-1:12, I would imagine the tax in RS3 to pull out well over 1T per week (10x 180B). I expect no amount of alching would account for the mass wealth removed from large quantities of items traded at over 2B ea, let alone the even larger quantities of resources sold daily such as fish and ore. Feel the wealthiest players in this game claim cash is king right now. Many seem to be selling their inflated OG rares, and dumping into the newer more promising items not yet inflated. Good luck to all merchants
Gathering all the Aurora dyes
Gathering all the Aurora dyes
03-Dec-2022 20:26:15
Frooby Dooby
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Being that the ratio for swapping gp from OSRS to RS3 is currently ranging from 1:10-1:12, I would imagine the tax in RS3 to pull out well over 1T per week (10x 180B). I expect no amount of alching would account for the mass wealth removed from large quantities of items traded at over 2B ea, let alone the even larger quantities of resources sold daily such as fish and ore. Feel the wealthiest players in this game claim cash is king right now. Many seem to be selling their inflated OG rares, and dumping into the newer more promising items not yet inflated. Good luck to all merchants
Swap ratio has more to do with demand than supply. OSRS has a more active player-base at any given time of day. Pretty much any time you see the homepage say 100k+ are active, at least 80k+ are on OSRS. So we can't just make the assumptions you suggest. Even if we take the first page of the most traded items for the GE, we don't even get to 1b total that could be taxed, and a massive chunk of that value comes from spirit shards, which will see a massive decline when the cash stack limit increases, as they will not longer be a secondary currency. When you remove spirit shards from the list, as they will lose a large majority of their trade volume. And after those are gone, OSRS's top trade volumes are on average, almost 3x that of RS3's. Sure RS3 has more items at 2.1b+, but the vast majority of those items aren't even traded on the GE to begin with. Spirit shards are more than 50% of the top traded items total value. Without them, the top 8 items traded in OSRS move more cash than all top 100 in RS3.
I don't deny that a large amount of cash will be removed, but I would be highly skeptical that it will even put a dent in the amount that enters the game daily. Now with added
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Being that the ratio for swapping gp from OSRS to RS3 is currently ranging from 1:10-1:12, I would imagine the tax in RS3 to pull out well over 1T per week (10x 180B). I expect no amount of alching would account for the mass wealth removed from large quantities of items traded at over 2B ea, let alone the even larger quantities of resources sold daily such as fish and ore. Feel the wealthiest players in this game claim cash is king right now. Many seem to be selling their inflated OG rares, and dumping into the newer more promising items not yet inflated. Good luck to all merchants
Swap ratio has more to do with demand than supply. OSRS has a more active player-base at any given time of day. Pretty much any time you see the homepage say 100k+ are active, at least 80k+ are on OSRS. So we can't just make the assumptions you suggest. Even if we take the first page of the most traded items for the GE, we don't even get to 1b total that could be taxed, and a massive chunk of that value comes from spirit shards, which will see a massive decline when the cash stack limit increases, as they will not longer be a secondary currency. When you remove spirit shards from the list, as they will lose a large majority of their trade volume. And after those are gone, OSRS's top trade volumes are on average, almost 3x that of RS3's. Sure RS3 has more items at 2.1b+, but the vast majority of those items aren't even traded on the GE to begin with. Spirit shards are more than 50% of the top traded items total value. Without them, the top 8 items traded in OSRS move more cash than all top 100 in RS3.
I don't deny that a large amount of cash will be removed, but I would be highly skeptical that it will even put a dent in the amount that enters the game daily. Now with added
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