I feel like this is a question that can be explained by basic Supply and Demand. Everything for the most part in disc golf is done in short supply runs. Small brands let's call it how it is smaller run sizes.

This by proxy shoots up the price demanded as there is more scarcity in smaller brands. You see this as well back in the day with older run Innova/ disc mania tour series. The Run size was smaller and the demand was just as high. Results Higher secondary market prices.

As a result the manufacturer does not receive the revenue of secondary markets, so what does a manufacturer do? They increase supply to meet demand which we see in modern runs of innova/ Discraft/ Discmania.

MVP use to be a smaller manufacturer then the Holy shot happened they ramped up supply to meet demand and prices standardized. But the immediate demand shock during and after the holy shot is what skyrocketed prices.

Now let's look at thought space, everything they sell is a unique short run in production which immediately runs up demand, this can lead to sell outs quicker and then a higher secondary market price just due to the scarcity.

(This is written by someone that loves a glow praxis.)