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As for why people say it will, most likely just wishfull thinking for hope that if they do crash they will stablize at a lower price than what we have now.
But right now the only ones that are getting affected by the rising prices of keys is new players, because it will become harder for them to keep up with the economy.
The only way I can see for key prices to cause the TF economy to crash is if Valve does an event which will make ALOT of people use their refined metal (For example, they do another golden wrench event which will force people to craft refined metal for there chance of getting that elusive weapon), and if key prices will rise instead of fall. This, however, is very unlikely since there is around 2 million refined metal, and people are not retarded, so the price will HAVE to drop.
My point.
Not at all. But really, who gives a ♥♥♥♥?
Acting immature detracts from your argument. Just some helpful advice.
See, that's what's known as a "tu quoque" fallacy. You should avoid fallacies as well.