A counteroffer no longer reprices your listing

Markets Economy

Accepting a counteroffer on a supply deal now signs that offer's terms onto its own agreement. Your published listing keeps the terms you posted, and every agreement already signed on it keeps the terms it was signed on.

A supply deal is a listing; each acceptance is an agreement. They used to share one set of terms. Accepting a counteroffer rewrote the listing to the offer — and because a recurring listing stays open, every other agreement already signed on it silently moved to the new quantities and prices too.

Now each agreement carries the terms it was signed on:

accepting a counteroffer signs the offer's quantities, prices and cadence onto that agreement only
your published listing keeps exactly what you posted
agreements other players already signed keep their own terms, delivered and billed as agreed
the agreements list on an establishment shows the signed terms, not the listing's current ones

A counteroffer made without choosing a cadence also now inherits the listing's, instead of quietly proposing to end a recurring deal.