>>6486254well, we're getting into game balance tier discussions here I am not even sure I'm qualified to make, so hear my poorfag opinion:
>Tax the rich the rich say fuck it and leave, just like IRL. Or they blindly oshicoin and close off their market before they leave. Denjarasu.
>remove divviesgimps new players even more than old ones, they're there precisely because they act like a safeguard from daytrading going wrong and also encourage buying more than a singular coin, kind of the goal of this game (see info page) to get you into researching and watching holos, lest anyone forgot
>make richfags sufferwould have to be unfair in order to also not fuck with poorfags, that's the problem. Everyone has to be the same before the market, otherwise the market rules become spaghetti, and on the other hand the richfags are rich precisely because they can exploit any situation to their benefit - just like real life, really.
Most of them also have very diverse portfolios (mostly just to increase the speed they can spend money, try spending 20 mil in only Gura if you want to know what I mean) so most kinds of market attacks - shorting, nerfing a coin etc. - would most likely not even make a dent or even work in their favour.
>wait then what the fuck do we do?What COULD work would be to lure them to bet money, because as proven by the superchat mechanics, they are cooperative in spending their huge wealth on shit which looks fun. Or in other words, they are kind of desperate to spend huge chunks of money at once if it means there's a chance of profit or even an edge against competitors. Right now to make any progress in the top 10 from what I see you need to autistically maximise your divvies while estimating with how many coins you can get away in a good daytrade, just ask cypher or yfp.
Commie-style redistribution of wealth would just poof away in a second if it's one-time because the real asset is not money or coins, but market knowledge and applied autism, and be boring as fuck as something weekly or monthly because it would kill any long-term plays planned.
