Earlier this week, there was an announcement posted by the game developer regarding changes to meet Roblox’s new policies for age restrictions as well as meet new government restrictions imposed on games internationally. Normally we would defer these types of…
The Company is upgrading the rating for Copper from “Unpredictable” to “Very Stable.” This comes after the volatility we saw in August has stabilized and we are once again seeing a clear -3.5% trend in the material’s price. This chart…
August represents the last month of the summer in Tradelands world. Now comes an expected decline in economic activity that will occur over the next few months. We already see a 40% reduction in market activity compared to last month…
The Mark of Nahr is an item that is required for the creation of the Combat Log. Like most ship tokens, it is a low volume item and rarely gets highlighted on the market. It usually shows up on the…
The Aukai update introduced Shields as a furniture item. They appeared on the Price guide for the first time today, even though they haven’t reached the Stock Exchange. The question is, how much is the shield actually worth? While it’s…
What a strange month for the Tradelands economy. After a missed promise to release a ship, followed by the announcement of another event, and ultimately the release of summer crates at the end of the month, we are finally seeing…
Sapphire has seen an explosion in market capitalization over the past week. This usually results in price fluctuations due to increases in the volume of material being traded. In turn, it is a sign that a trading company may be…
We wanted to quickly send out a note to any traders that Cherry pricing stability has been downgraded from “Stable” to “Somewhat Stable”. This is due to a recent shift is market forces due to the rising Market Capitalization. Prior…
This past week, Tradelands announced that another auction will be happening in July. This announcement is similar to the Purshovian Auction from May so we expect it to be the same format. There is one key difference this time. It’s…
Compared to April and May, June was like a long respite after a marathon. The Purshovian Recession of 2022, if it can be called that, continues as all of our primary indexes continues to decline in June, as well as…
