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RE: Official Monster Market Data - Listed Cards by Date
Awesome... I was a little sad you said you were so busy but I should have known you couldn't stay away. haha
Here's what I had suggested for them for selling.
If you go into SALES MODE then you should be able to quickly type in prices for any of that card and quickly change prices as well.
So you have listing and delisting on your to do.
However a change price would be great which would delist and then list again at a new price.
And most people expect to have a sort of shopping cart experience for buying.
Any way i'm looking forward to all of it together with the reports
I've already been thinking about how to handle prices of multiple cards and this is a really great approach. And the 'reality' of prices changes is an actual de-list and re-list of the card, but that's all backend so I can find a way to make it seamless on the front end.
And I'll definitely build a shopping cart of sorts to add multiple cards in a single transaction.
One aspect of shopping cart is the delay from the hopeful decision (putting in the cart) to the definite moment of a purchase.
Meaning that on your side you're gonna have to keep track of the blockchain and notify people when something in their shopping cart is now no longer available, shouldn't be too hard but does add a bit of complexity. That perhaps adds to a sense of urgency to a buyer. How the DEX handles who's first and avoiding a double entry would be interesting.
THE CUT
Also are you gonna add a percentage on top of the sales? I think with bulk listings and purchases you should expect way more large purchases. If you price bulk good enough they'll be willing to buy from you. If you add a price to every listing like .001sbd that could cause a bit less flexibility in the market but still could be nice also makes it harder to list larger amounts of commons perhaps. But still an option to look into. However don't forget you're gonna have competition one of these days.
MARKET MOVERS
Take for example the other day when i bought 1000 commons. If someone can list them almost faster than doing the off market trades (which still takes time and clicks) and someone can add them to their cart super quickly it will bring heavy traffic your way while monstermarket will continue to be used by people just looking to do a at most a couple. Actually the person I bought from had more cards but didn't want to sell them all because clicking on 1000 cards was too much work for him he said. haha
In almost every market people work to help stabilize pricing...
As in many markets what you'll see is someone will come in and want to buy every single common below let's say .07 cents. They will then list them all at .08 maybe a couple minutes later. That's pretty much how people make money in markets however usually it's longer term plays. But in general this sort of thing will lead to stability.
Then more cards get listed at .06 and that person keeps doing it until he's able to reverse the trend. That is exactly how a battle between bears and bulls goes down. You can see it most evident in the last couple days with the Flesh Golems. On some cards there just isn't much demand.
Anyway we should probably do another Steem Markets Panel show ... maybe tomorrow?