Looks like @259 owns 43 out of the 222 Epic Frog Cartel Twonks 🫠
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1GN4KTADQ5prprzEAvuLdJut1NgXvju3Sm Verifiedhow many common and exotic frog cartels does he own?
great ? ser....
the answer is "one"
it's an exotic, and it has been spoken for
his system naturally trends toward rares/epics being the twonks that are traded in most frequently - might change soon, but that's why the distribution is what it is
rares/epics not as sought after relative to price point when compared to far ends of rarity
epics stick around longer than rares because the cost to get one from him is pretty high
does that make the rares/epics more liquid if you want an asset to be filled on market?
I would say yes.
Depends on the incentive for buying. Not as many (prorated) buyers of Epics as there are commons. Epics need to be "good" and cheap relative to epic floor to sell. Commons typically need to be near the floor.
Might be different this round with how cheap BSV is though.
I haven't found epics to be very liquid. People seem either to be looking for uncommon/rare or legendary/exotic. Epic is kind of an awkward space in the middle. Based on personal experience though, not from market stats