When you open the box with materials you will get not only the materials but also a brand new item - Blank smart contract.

The traded materials are now visually different from those used for assembly and will be also assembled in a new way. Secondly, players who collected traded materials by mistake, though they could return them to normal materials for further assembly, lost two materials.

Firstly, there was no 'fair' exchange of materials, since to purchase one material you had to sell three less necessary ones. In the end, this decision still did not balance supply and demand, but it had some notable undesirable effects. Over time the number of players trading materials grew noticeably faster than the number of purchasers which prompted us to make separate tradable materials, which were initially assembled from two, and then from three units of ordinary material. And then to speed up the assembly process players must resort to using the Market for the exchanging of materials among themselves. Even in cases where the final number and nomenclature of dropped out items fully cover the needs of the assembly - they will be dropped randomly. This applies primarily to the dropping of the materials for assembling of the event items. Initially the non-linearity of the passage, that is, the event is somehow different during sequential passage and between different players. In this event the mechanics of trading (exchanging) materials on the Market will be different from previous assembly events. Trading material will be exchanged for a base material used for repair and assemble parts at a 1:1 ratio in the Workshop. Blank smart contracts will be dropped from the box with materials.

To create a trading material you need to combine the base material with the blank smart contract in the workshop window.

Trading the materialsTrading materials can be sold and purchased on the market.

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