>>13421267It's not that complicated.
>"Oversold" mechanismBounces a coin back up if it's sold so hard it undershoots its next adjustment target. It is "absolute" in that it doesn't correct adjustment "towards" the right value, but directly to it.
>"Overbought" mechanismPushes a coin price down if bought up past its next adjustment target. It is not absolute and only corrects downwards "towards" the adjustment value. Allows SOME player driven inflation before green days as a result. Doesn't act as strongly
or at all on downwards adjustments, allowing player driven inflation right before red days too.
Compound both, and the upward action of the oversold corrections + player driven buys outweigh the downwards overbought corrections.
I suspect that sub-ticks also affect adjustment more strongly than subticks "falling off". TL;DR It's by design.
And is seriously a non fucking issue. Game or not, you can't have fiat + free market without inflation. Everything about this game is fiat - not just the currency, but the stocks too. Hyperinflation is a problem. We don't have hyperinflation right now. Not yet. 