Executing a scheduled call is always profitable, so no. People would just make less money.
The market aspect is more akin to a marketplace where people are hired to do a job. And the job is entirely automatable.
The market aspect is more akin to a marketplace where people are hired to do a job. And the job is entirely automatable.
I'm just thinking this is really loosely tied system, and it's interesting to think of all the possibilities for how it could break down.
You are correct that it would be an interesting world if somehow demand for scheduled call execution spiked to some massive number that outpaced the ability to execute them. I am having trouble thinking of realistic scenarios where that happens but that doesn't preclude it as a possibility.