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>>The future is in permissionless P2P grey markets
>is it, though? most normies are happy with way things are
>what will really take for people to go into permissionless p2p grey markets?

Finish the rest of the sentence

>selling legal goods & services at sub-retail prices

The keywords here being "sub-retail prices". Grey markets are really good at one thing: undercutting white markets, offering shoppers the exact same goods/services but at a lower price. Tailor-made for penny pinching consumers in search of a better deal.

Consider for example Asia, where smart devices are routinely smuggled and sold on grey markets at, you guessed it, sub-retail prices. The seller still makes a profit, the buyer walks away with a legit device without paying full price for it, its a pure win-win.

So, to answer your question, we can expect normies to take a keener interest in permissionless P2P grey markets when the legal goods & services they're after become available on said markets at competitive prices. Just need to make them aware of their options and let human nature take its course.