well, how -could- it be applied to non-token users ?
it’s not 30/month, it’s 30/token used. so if you use 5 tokens, you have 150 trades. if you use 150 trades in a week, you’re out.
i am going to assume that token:token trade costs 1 trade and 1 potential, and item remains tradable like always. ie; same as it was before.
and then token:free or free:free trade costs 0 trades, 1? potential, item gains “Untradeable” tag.]
token users with 0 trades left probably trade the same as non-token users, regardless of time left on other token features.
then again, if they’ve removed the 30-trade limit, that would be even better.
why would this make anything cheaper? whatever they’re trading in return ALSO becomes untradeable, and so it remains an even trade.