Back to collectionA DAG Seller Withdraws While the Market Question Remains
The group still had no explanation for why a full DAG set's listings had been invisible on the market page the day before. One player withdrew his DAG listing and chose to wait for clarity. The withdrawal turned the previous day's question into a real cost of waiting: the seller gave up a chance to sell for now but kept room to reconsider.
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The group still had no explanation for why a full DAG set's listings had been invisible on the market page the day before. For players hoping to sell cards, whether to leave a listing up or withdraw it had become more pressing than guessing what had gone wrong with the page.
One player withdrew his DAG listing and chose to wait for clarity. He did not take the missing listings as proof that the series had been removed; he simply did not want to keep waiting for a buyer while the page's status was unclear. Some worried that withdrawals would make the page look emptier, while others preferred to keep control of their cards. The discussion stayed with choices each player could make.
The withdrawal turned the previous day's question into a real cost of waiting: the seller gave up a chance to sell for now but kept room to reconsider. The Night Watchman planned to keep an eye out for anyone who could see listings. Until the cause was known, he would not treat one person's withdrawal as a verdict on the whole DAG market.