uhh....

Basically what i've been told is planets can dump out 100-500mil isk a month, so basically one planet being defended could be used to hold up a entire team wasting tanks and all that stuff.

Average pay of an eve player is about 4.5 million isk an hour give or take. There are plenty of smarter players who can break that point though.

Market prices IRL works roughly like this: Sale price = projected profits over 20 years.

There you go, back to work for me..

Edit: The work for EVE/Dust is to figure out what an appropriate conversion for the IRL 20 years is. 3 months? Half a year?

I was fairly poor in eve, I would use 20mil isk frigates on suicide roams to see if we could kill something. kdr of around .02. Ships were cheap so didn't care about death, extra 40mil or so if I was podded(skill implants in head were lost if escape pod is killed).

I had 80 million isk ships blowup few time in evening of playing, still made profit with casual gaming. The isk will flow few dozen ways, but traders will try to undercut each other, so prices won't get that out of wack for most items. I suspect proto gear won't be made directly by players, resold from drops, so it will remain expensive as it's bid up in market.