Once again, someone who merely insults the post without defining what is wrong. Do you enjoy making no sense?

Nono, literally every paragraph you wrote is wrong. I, and many others like me, have quite a lot of items, have grinded for quite a few more, and have no problem with a trading system being implemented. The number of possible items is mostly irrelevant and Destiny has plenty to make a robust trading system viable. Indeed there's enough currencies alone to make a viable trading system based just off that Your cute edit excludes exotics and those are some of the most sought after items. People already have grinded for 5 months to get certain exotics with no luck. After awhile you stop playing because what's the point? Bungie won't give us trading for the same reason they won't give is more vault space or change xur to be less streaky. And that reason is wtf knows. Their ways are mysterious and bass ackwards. Meanwhile, grinding isn't content, and as the RNG forces that realization on people they will slide away. Meanwhile, your insult suggesting that those who don't think they should have to kill a boss 3 times a week for a 6 weeks straight and more know very well what a reset is believe me. It's even worse when they see a friend get the drop they're looking for every single one of those weeks (sucks for the friend too). Finally, let's not kid ourselves, this isn't a game where loot is decided by dedication. What you get is based entirely on the roll of the dice. You can get a legendary engram in the wild and have it turn into a gjallarhorn. You can do the nightfall three times a week and get nothing but ascendant materials and strange coins. As for RMT, bring it. The hypothetical risk is worth it imo. Remember that for anyone to get anything they want, they first have to find someone willing to sell it to them, which means someone has to actually, you know, go get the stuff. A trading system isn't suddenly going to make ghorns rain from the skies. And that's in the worst case scenario. Why do people always act like there's no such thing as restricted trading in other games? There's plenty of games with their own economies which nevertheless severely limit trading of things like raid gear. I agree it won't happen, but it absolutely should. Nothing you've written is anything but the same typical alarmist crap that springs up whenever people talk about trading. It's either ignorance or fear-mongering.

I don't care whether it is added or not, im explaining a couple viable reasons why it WONT be.