Price Crash, Desperate Nobles

Watching the price fall very slowly, dropping by less than 20%, Viscount Rost felt no change in his state of mind.

He directly took out money, placed an order for roughly ten thousand gold coins' worth, then immediately listed it at a lower price.

If he let them fall slowly, the price would naturally keep falling.

But that cycle was far too long.

Viscount Rost did not need to wait, nor did he want to watch the price decline gradually.

The main purpose of this move was to break through people's psychological defenses.

Although prices were falling now, many people still could not accept that fact and continued comforting themselves.

After all, they had been downloading for quite some time. Aside from Viscount Rost, everyone had been saying this thing could keep rising forever.

And in reality, it had indeed kept rising.

With such a sudden drop, so many people simply could not react in time.

Even if they listed their holdings at relatively low prices, they still could not accept the situation.

But now, they could clearly and effortlessly see that a full ten thousand gold coins' worth had been sold at that falling price.

When this bait had just appeared, many people could not help crying out.

"Wouldn't selling at that price mean losing everything?"

"Have they gone mad? Why would they choose that price?"

"This is utterly outrageous."

"This is a technical correction. The price will rise again soon. Selling now is practically a decision that betrays our ancestors."

Even those who had already sold some could only explain themselves after hearing those remarks.

"Isn't the Magitech Vehicle officially being released? Everyone else is using one. Even some mere merchant has one. If I don't get one, how could I uphold a noble's dignity? I urgently needed