A
s the daily deliveries
of Sinopian fi sh slowed, things
began to change.
When the Sinopians, the biggest
buyers of Fish Reserve
Notes, reduced their purchases,
the supply of notes
began to overwhelm demand. When there is more
supply
then demand, prices have to fall. As Fish Reserve
Notes steadily
drifted downward in value, no one wanted
to be the one left holding the bag. The Bongobians and
the Dervishes then joined the
Sinopians in limiting their
purchases. With plenty of sellers and no buyers, Fish
Reserve Notes entered a death spiral.
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