You have dug up some interesting statistics and I believe they do probably presage a reduction in price for Torpor - eventually, assuming what you depict remains that way for a while. Supply and demand is king in a free market so one might well expect an adjustment coming down the pike.
There is one thing that might derail said postulated adjustment however and I believe it has already been alluded to above. It is this: If there is no pressure, or low pressure to sell, then sellers, believing the spell to be intrinsically worthy of the 30K price range (and it is worth that by the way IMO*), may decide to hold onto their wares until a motivated buyer with sufficient resources comes along. If long term nobody buys the spell at 30K, then of course worth it or not, the price will come down.
Bottom line, you are talking about a snapshot in time, but the ebb and flow of prices due to economics is a process that occurs over time.
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* Torpor is a game changer.
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