Gold prices?

[Pockets]

I'm hoping that it stays stable around $0.45-0.50/M

It seems reasonable because it's too low to draw small time botters or have very profitable botting ventures anymore (without a special method), and those large locations are being cracked down upon anyway.

Now most sellers will be stakers and quitters which will hopefully balance roughly with buyers

 

[crosspaintball]

I don't see it going down much further at all. As mentioned before, it is supply and demand. Jagex has been taking steps to remove some of the in game currency (such as the relatively high price of certain capes). I think we can count on more gold sucking updates in the future which will increase the demand and reduce the supply.

 

[RsSalesGuy]

It's really .45-.65. Only the big time sellers/buyers get for .45-.50.

They most likely will be stable around this because Supply is higher than demand.

 

[Lym]

I'm hoping gold prices go back up to around .70-.80/m.

 

[Nympho]

Gold prices will eventually drop even more, when inflation takes over.

 

[TigBit$]

The lower the prices, the more people will buy rsgp.

 

[cownap]

Sythe is one of the places to get some of the cheapest gold and is often resold through other websites.

What if the majority of the gold sellers on Sythe banded together and made a union. If the sellers band together they can easily demand prices and it would then raise the prices of the websites that buy through Sythe.

 

[crosspaintball]

Gold sellers union. Hmm interesting idea. If some big name sellers got behind it the price of gold could go up. People will pay more for trust

 

[gangsta12]

The supply continues to outgrow the demand for gold so it'll keep dropping. When the prices do hit rock bottom and people start to drop out of the business it will rise some, but i'm not sure it'll ever go back to as high as it was before.

exactly

 

[adverts]

Even phat's are being bought for the low value of gold, at .45/per mil the phat costs. Soon enough they'll be worth low amounts IRL cash wise (compared to what they were worth)