![]() This was the only screenshot I could get of a Tradebot. With this little introduction lets jump right into making some currency. It is not immoral and you are not "low-balling" if you try to get a better deal for yourself. What ever you see on the market is open for discussion and barter. This means that the participants will exchange goods or services without a medium of exchange (i.e: money). Last but not least, PoE's economy is based on the barter system. On the other hand his brother (the trader bot) will simply stay in his hideout buying and selling currency / items for a marginal profit. It will return to its stash and use the vendor recipe system to collect some chaoses. ![]() How do they work? Basically a bot (i.e: a necromancer) will enter a level 60-70 instance and run through it collecting as many rare items as possible. ![]() This is achieved using Farming & Trading bots. You could go into a trading site and find Exalts to be worth five (USD$5.00) just a few days into a new League. On the other hand bots affect the Supply-and-Demand curve by flooding the market with cheap currency. The greater the demand the higher the price should be. It is known in the PoE community that if a streamer endorses a certain build the prices of what ever item it requires will go up. Unlike the examples you've seen so far in a virtual environment we have other issues that can greatly affect the Supply-and-Demand curve. there are a couple of caveats we need to take into consideration.
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