Classic MTG Cheat Spell Spikes 1157% Thanks to Low Supply
A classic Magic: The Gathering cheat spell reportedly rose 1157%, with the move attributed to low supply.
Why it matters
For operators and sellers, the headline points to how thin available inventory can move card prices sharply. For investors and collectors, it is a reminder that percentage gains in low-supply cards may reflect limited liquidity as much as broad demand. Supply-chain participants should watch restock availability and listing depth before treating the move as durable.
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