Will the room-temperature superconductor replication market get above 10% before its close

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Today (April 6th) it would cost 43,000M to buy the market up to 11%, and that would probably burn more than 20,000M

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Highest spike was 7% after this market opened.

Does it need to stay above 10% for a significant period of time? A single person could probably cause a 10% spike without losing any mana by selling again immediately

@DavidFWatson Oh wow, nvm, I forgot about all the limit orders

no, it can be a very short period, yeah limit orders, it would cost many thousands currently

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