Yeah I think most people don’t understand how the market works. The sneaker market has become more efficient w stockx and goat. Prices NOW should reflect the info we have on eventual supply, if after this wknd it is determined that more pairs were made than thought, yes it will go down. If it’s determined these were scarcer, will go up. If as many pairs were made as we think now, today’s price is a good reflection of where these will settle. That’s why when news hits of a restock on a shoe, price immediately drops as this info was new unexpected info on supply. Today’s price should price in all available info as of now.
One thing, there is always the temporary phenomenon where prices dip once pairs get delivered after the pre release pairs. My point is that the simple argument, “resale will drop, don’t pay resale” doesn’t factor in that market price today should Be reflecting the eventual supply.
Someone is buying these pairs now.
My personal view is if these were made in a bit more supply than creams, the beluga 2.0 price should settle around cream price, if not slightly higher, because this colorway is more desirable and versatile than an an all white shoe, so that desirability should counter the slightly higher supply over the creams. Sorry if ranting but sneaker prices are more predictable know than years past.
Everybody gonna be getting yeezy’s 
