yes but the thing is… why does the TP spender deserve any (additional) compensation?
i mean if they still own their tokens, then obviously they qualify, same as any other token owner…
however, if they’ve already sold their tokens… then they’ve already received their compensation – as the price paid for the sale.
that was the “contract” implied in the sale of the token: basically, an arrangement to exchange “dollars” for “silver” at the going rate (198 TP for… whatever they can make a sale at on the marketplace). they spent their dollars, gave up their claim to the token, and received silver as their compensation.
that is because you don’t understand the situation as well as you think you do. granted, you appear to have a much better grasp on it than most, but still not a complete grasp.
examine it from the opposite perspective. (bear with me; i know the scenario is a stretch, but i need something that would mirror the “refunds”.)
you bought a token with silver. IMC decided that the price of tokens was unfairly CHEAP, and have announced they will double the price of tokens. anyone who now wants to activate one of their tokens must pay the extra TP cost.
now who should pay that cost? following the logic of your arguments so far, it would be “weird” to make the current owner of the token pay that. the person who originally bought the token is the one that should be paying the extra TP cost. they bought the token, it’s their money, so they should pay the extra.
and the new owner of the token bears no responsibility for it.
…which would be complete and utter BS.
the -only- logical person to hit up for the “extra costs” would be the owner of the token who is attempting to activate it. the person who bought and then sold the token no longer has any responsibility for the token, nor any other association with it.
so why, when TP is -refunded- do we suddenly shift everything around and think that the original buyer now deserves anything more for something he has disassociated himself with?
you missed tagging the quote in your post, and replied to the wrong person…
bots (assuming you mean farming bots for gold-sellers) are going to get approximately zero from this.
as i’ve explained repeatedly before…
buy token now, at badly inflated price: stuck with that token forever. (one trade only.)
wait for compensation, get 99 TP, buy a new token.
sell token for no-longer inflated price… lose a bunch of silver.
and it isn’t like there are a whole lot of tokens left to be shopped around. when we started f2p? there were dozens of pages of tokens for sale on Orsha… a few hours ago? 1.5 pages, prices of 800k to 1.5 million. will some people try to abuse this? sure, of course they will… but honestly, the people who will profit most from this are the ones that have been hoarding tokens from the start, literally for over a month before the announcement, back when they were cheap and plentiful.