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Originally Posted by traptor
There's no central bank controlling the value.
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No, there isn't. But the market is a measurable thing.
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Sure you can look at historical cases but I just gave two recent cases that value retention very differently.
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No, you didn't. One of them was a player with positive value of his own. The other was a player who was thought to be washed up and unable to play. When the player values are different, of course the trades are going to look different.
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At the end of the day it's a negotiation between two parties and there's no defined value it's just whatever someone's willing to give. One team always has less leverage or more desire to get a deal done.
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That's true of every transaction in every market. Doesn't prevent anyone from coming up with a predicted market value.