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adrienne
@adrienne
Most things we buy: - have no secondary market - if there is a secondary market, resale price is almost always less than original sale price (cars, furniture, etc) What makes price go up? - scarcity (land, oil, gold, btc) - value increases bc what you bought has fundamentally changed (stock shares, your house bc the surrounding neighborhood has improved)
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meta-david 💥| Building Scoop3
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I buy on secondary when I can. If there is no liquidity, well there you go, I get a deep discount because I’m one of the few providing liquidity. If there is liquidity, then there’ll probably be a liquidity when I sell too, maybe even a small chance I make money. And yeah I’m talking about consumer goods, not NFTs. :)
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