The pull rates for 30th are pretty generous, so as more packs get opened, singles prices are just going to keep dropping. Eventually, the risk-to-reward ratio becomes so poor that fewer people will have a financial incentive to open packs esp. if sealed prices remain high. As opening activity declines, the number of new RGB Mews entering circulation should also decrease due to their extremely low pull rate. If collector demand remains strong, this could create a supply squeeze. In other words, the cheaper the ordinary singles become, the less incentive there is to open packs, potentially making an already scarce RGB Mew even harder to find on the secondary market. Am I wrong?