WoW Token can now be turned

WoW Token can now be turned



WoW token prices are now going to go through the roof. Blizzard announced today that the new system where you can turn WoW Tokens into battle.net balance is live on the US servers. I expect that EU servers will follow shortly. In the US you can now buy a token and get 15 dollars worth of battle.net credit. This is obviously massive news. As soon as it was announced both EU and US literally sold out of tokens. This post will contain a lot of speculation and predictions that could be wildly wrong. That being said I don’t think any of my predictions carry any real risk if you act based on them so feel free to do what you feel is right.To get more news about buy world warcraft items, you can visit lootwowgold official website.

This will obviously make Tokens way more desirable than they are currently. You can use them to buy games, Hearthstone packs, WoW services etc. The effect on token prices wil obviously be an increase. I expect the immediate supply shock to at least double if not triple the price of tokens. I would not be surprised to see EU prices above 300k and US prices above 150k. I’m not sure if I think prices will stay that high though. People are currently scrambling to buy tokens before the true price change kicks in, but it is virtually sold out and people need to spam the buyout button every minute. I was personally only able to buy one.
The price change will likely impact the WoW economy in some way. Generally the change will mean that more gold is moved from goblins and hardcore players into the hands of more casual players. I think the average player buying a wow token for cash is not particularily economically savvy in game. In general this means that my customers will have more gold available to them. I expect prices of luxury goods like mounts and transmog to increase. More people will finally be able to afford that Vial of the Sands and they will drive prices up.

For gear enhancements I think the impact will be negligible. You might see a slight increase across the board of materials as more gold is diffused downwards, but I think the main factor in determining these prices is the amount of gold being created by looting mobs and vendoring items. Crafted goods might likewise increase a bit, but I don’t really think the average raider will be richer or poorer, so in general the market should stay roughly the same.

As more gold will be in the hands of less AH-savvy players profit opportunities should most likely increase. I don’t know which market inefficiencies will be most exploitable yet, but I suggest you stay vigilant. My readers are obviously of the more economically savvy players, or you wouldn’t be reading about gold-making, so be on the lookout for price changes that can be opportunities.