What makes you think they would get them at 0.085? There are buyers at 0.008, and if the 0.009 buyer pulls their order last minute, the 0.008 queue jumping seller would sell at 0.008
The speed it happens is like playing Russian roulette with a loaded gun. IF the price was way higher and the seller was trying to sell above their buy price then it might be worth having a go at a crap shoot if the lower price was still above your buy price. But it is highly unlikely that anyone (considering the historical sell price) that they have made a profit if they were to sell at 0.008
What makes you think they would get them at 0.085? There are...
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