1. Supply & Demand
FUT prices emerge from listings and buyer demand. When a card is listed, competing sellers influence the visible asking prices; completed purchases provide a more useful signal of what buyers actually paid.
Promotions and pack openings can add copies of eligible cards to the market, increasing supply. If demand does not rise at the same pace, sellers may undercut one another and prices may soften. Limited supply or renewed demand can move prices in the other direction.
Illustrative example onlyIf a promo introduces many copies of a similar card, the extra listings could place downward pressure on its price. This is a simplified scenario, not a prediction.