I think you're touching on a similar issue I mentioned a little while ago by which if you are short on a stock, it's very hard to get the money out without affecting the price.
This affects the higher networth players (i.e. the "better" traders because they will short more often than not and have a lot of capital invested.
More regular delisting probably helps with that but as the collective net wealth of active players increases it might be worth looking at the automated market maker limits (currently 75K) to make it easier to shift money around.
Of course it's a delicate balance as the market needs to be playable still by newer players and I'm far from an expert.
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I think you're touching on a similar issue I mentioned a little while ago by which if you are short on a stock, it's very hard to get the money out without affecting the price.
This affects the higher networth players (i.e. the "better" traders because they will short more often than not and have a lot of capital invested.
More regular delisting probably helps with that but as the collective net wealth of active players increases it might be worth looking at the automated market maker limits (currently 75K) to make it easier to shift money around.
Of course it's a delicate balance as the market needs to be playable still by newer players and I'm far from an expert.