The listing, *~MEGA 1000 STICKER LOT!~* (XNK CONVERSION GUIDE IN PHOTOS + DESCRIPTION!) has ended.
You heard right - ONE THOUSAND STICKERS!!!! Randomly chosen for your stickering pleasure - GO. WILD. :D
*Note: May not contain ALL stickers in initial posting - that's just to give you an idea of the variety I have! Everyday, I'll add a new photo revealing 100 stickers that will be included in lot! Fun, right?! Right. ;)
**BELOW: READ ONLY TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THIS XNK NONSENSE**
I included a quick XNK CONVERSION GUIDE in the photos for your reference!
It's important to note that this guide is based on Listia's initial $0.14 = 1 XNK. What's this mean for you? It means if you don't plan on cashing out, & are just planning to buy/sell on Listia, then that table should suffice since their "amount of credits per 1 XNK" is fixed. So stop reading now + go to that guide!
However, if you DO plan on cashing out, the market exchange rate at the time of this post (3/13 10am EST) is: $0.05 = 1 XNK.
So, what's THIS mean for you? It means you can still use my guide, but you need to replace "$0.14" with "$0.05", and that's how much I'd be getting if I cashed out TODAY. The problem is that the market changes everyday.
So how does this affect when you cash out? Everyday, the value/price of 1 XNK can either go up/down. If you wait, and it goes lower, the amount of USD you'll get if you cash out will be less. But if it goes up, you could potentially make way more USD.
To give you an example: If I cash out....
Today when: 1 XNK = $0.05
-20 XNK will give me $1.00 because:
(20 XNK) x ($0.05) = $1.00.
Tomorrow: 1 XNK = $2.00 (hypothetically)
-20 XNK will now give me $40.00 because:
(20 XNK) x ($2.00) = $40.00.
So basically, XNK is either an investment, or a gamble, depending on your point of view. If you resist cashing out, and the value of XNK increases, then so will your profit when you do eventually cash out.
Lots of math. Lots of words. I know. I hate it too. I just wanted to help you understand. Knowledge is power. And they suck at explaining this stuff on here.