It has not fallen as considerably in price as mexallon but it was comfortably sitting at 160 ISK only last week and has now fallen to around 115 ISK.Noxcium still is not certain on where it wants to pay in price, as it had been falling down to 1900 ISK but has come back up in cost over the past couple of days. The same goes for Zydrine which fell down to 1700 ISK before returning back up to where it was at a week back. Keep a very close eye on these two mineral prices as they're still on the move and not trending in any one direction currently. Megacyte and Morphite both dropped in price too.

Both these minerals are a secure investment now as an alternate to PLEX because they will be guaranteed to go up in value as soon as they are utilized for more ships when T8 and T9 unlock respectively. Morphite can simply be found in Mercoxit that's only accessible -0.8 security systems. So expect some businesses to start locking down these areas in the coming months as they are only found deep in null sec and are restricted in each region.These -0.8 systems will develop into an area fought once we get nearer to tier 9, so if you're a solo miner or simply looking to make a late game investment, then start attempting to mine these areas before they become locked down by alliances and corporations later on from the game.

In High Sec we can see the impact retrievers have had on the match, brining ore costs down between 20-40% in value during the previous week. Veldspar is the only one to have gained value since it's constantly fluctuating between 5 and 6 ISK each, and has been staying in the 6 ISK range recently. Scordite is the best high sec ore and the only large sec ore to keep over 100 ISK/m3 due to it is pyerite output. Plagioclase and kernite have taken a massive hit in price due to mexallon heading down in price faster than the other minerals. Omber remains in the center ground of the high sec ores since it contains a little bit of everything except for mexallon.

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