FIFA Mobile 21: Guide to make most of the Market
2021-10-06
FIFA mobile coins are indeed an endpoint in the game; through boost improvements and op player acquisition, you can't fully proceed in this game until you have a good heap of coins. However, don't worry, FIFA mobile 21's market, or "The Market," as we call it, keeps some of the coins flowing in the game. The market is the most intriguing yet perplexing aspect of the game. Like a temperamental manic, it rises and falls with non-periodic crests and troughs, making it the most random gameplay component.
Breaking the myth
The game features a non-live market called the bot market, allowing the player's offer for sale to be only visible to the bot and not to our fellow players. It is an algorithm-based search created by the game developers to manage the player pool in the game and prevent individuals from shifting money from one account to another. Seriously, it's a great practice to make the event more honest.
Two phrases that appear on every card in the FIFA mobile 21 market:
Bid Price – This is the maximum amount you may bid for a card. Basically, the Bid Price for every card you see is the price at which another user sold the card on the market. As a result, the selling price of your card matches the Bid price of its real market listing.
Buy Now Price - This is the cost at which you may purchase a card straight from the market. The market bot determines the Buy Now Price of any market item.
The FIFA mobile market can be in one of three states at any given time:
Stable: Prices remain relatively constant throughout the day/week.
Rising: Due to strong demand, the card is being purchased at the lowest possible price, and its Buy Now Price' is increasing continually. At this moment, we believe it is crucial to selling the card.
Crashing: A high supply of the card and insufficient purchasers results in low demand. As a result, individuals continue to undercut, and the card price continues to decline over time. At this time, we believe it is right to purchase the card.
Pathway to the Market
The step to start is by determining your objectives. Make a list of realistic goals that you want to attain, decide strong plans for it. Perfect the art of buying and selling to the bot. This will help boost your confidence and ensure that you receive the greatest pricing, which shall push you ahead of the competition. Begin investing in certain players who are sure to earn based on your present financial situation. Buy them when the market is low and sell them when the market is high.
Once you make a decent profit, follow the technique of wash, rinse, repeat. Keep in mind that the coins you earn are dependent on investments, and investments do not stay with you forever. By gambling, raising the stakes, you clear your path to victory and then bet it all over again.
Buying Techniques in FIFA Mobile 21 Market
Sniping
Sniping a card after it has been listed means simply snatching it at the lowest feasible buy now price.
Bidding
Bidding is obtaining cards at a far lower price than its current buy-now price. It is frequently done on current event players that users sold for too low or uncommon cards for a high price. Even on a single card, the bidding may usually result in a sizable profit. However, it has a disadvantage in that it is frequently sluggish and a tedious process.
Selling Techniques in FIFA Mobile 21 Market
The fascinating portion of the FIFA mobile 21 market begins now! Are you ready?
Investments
It is a strategy that has regularly produced excellent coin returns; here, you buy certain cards based on their inherent worth and sell them back when their value goes up. Isn't it simple? However, unless you understand the investment strategies, your coin returns will remain relatively low.
Who to invest in?
Most users believe that just a few good cards are wise to invest in because others are ranked too poor or aren't excellent enough. But keep in mind, there are loads of new gamers who will buy whatever is inexpensive and fits. When cards are inexpensive enough, they often become valuable in this manner.
Current Event Cards
All cards, regardless of rating, are accessible at an all-time low price throughout a running event. The recent Lunar New Year was a particularly special time, as you could easily obtain an 88 rated card for under 200k and a 90 rated master for about 600k, both absurd prices considering the OVR of the cards. Once you've sniped them, store them in your inventory and sell them a few weeks after the event has ended, when their supply is reduced, and their value continues to grow.
Past Event Cards
This time in the game, we have seen cards from prior events recurring for a defined length of time, i.e., 12-24 hours, in addition to nearly every event, particularly Freeze and Lunar New Year, the two greatest events to date. Once a card appeared in the fortunate store this lunar, its supply on the market nearly quadrupled, but its value fell. Therefore, one can purchase a card from the market and then simply list it 2- 3 days later once the card's availability has decreased.
Base Elites
Good news! Now you can get elites for around $60-90k. Anyone in that price range is available for a much lower price in a market like this, so now is not the time to sell. Instead, stockpile. Acquire the base elites, and don't worry about their XP values dropping any further because they can't. Having EA work on SBCs and their potential being on the horizon, these costs will be more than quadruple at an astonishing rate. Their XP value also means you lose money when you use them.
Market Fishing
They may be found lacking, but the profits are rather high. This method only works if you have a large stock of silvers (around 600+ 69 rating silvers and golds). Set the filter of 69 rated cards and purchase them now at a rate of 800 coins at random. No more than 800 words. Display the cards once purchased on a 24-hour cycle with a price range of 2999- 9999. Also, never insert a duplicate card. As a result, if the bot selects one, you may verify its retail value and relist your duplicate for a greater buy now price.
We literally fish for money using this procedure, which is why it is called "Fishing." Remember: This procedure is extremely demanding and tedious, and there is a good chance that 70% of your silvers will sit untouched for weeks before you have them converted into XP, but the profit margins for each card are more than quadruple, so it's your choice.
Players for specific events
Real Madrid Players
Real Madrid players are always in high demand due to this year's Prime Icon Zidane event; for instance, one may acquire TOTW elites when they arrive during the POTM competition for a lower price and relist them a few days later for a low return.
UCL Players
You might want to stock up on UCL cards while thinking about the requirements for UCL group stage events and the Round of 16 events nearing, as when future UCL events have the same requirements as last time, only God knows how much the cards will rise in value. As a result, it is smart to keep some UCL players on hand since backups, as you never know what you may require for the tournament. As they say, preservation is better than cure!
TOTW Players
When the player of the Month tournament begins on the first Thursday of each month, each TOTW starter who has arrived in the previous four weeks becomes ridiculously inexpensive. Buying starters at their lowest price and selling them once the tournament is over with the supply of players dwindling is an easy way to make money.
Seek players from teams with a big following, such as Manchester United, Chelsea, and Real Madrid, particularly in Europe's Top 5 divisions. Likewise, a well-known search filter, "83 OVR and above with a price range of 100K," is one that will almost certainly yield a profit a week after the event has ended. But don't forget to hone your sniping talents.
Keep in mind: TOTW players typically lose their worth throughout the event, and it takes a while for them to climb; therefore it is recommended that you don't pay much attention to them except simply for their XP Value.
The process suggested below is illegal and not advisable. The EA TOS prohibits any type of market bot manipulation, and your account may be banned as a result. These are mentioned just for clarification purposes.
Market Manipulation
Using your cards as a trigger, you buy out listings of a card at the lowest (current) price range and sell cards at the next higher price range. As a result, you're basically creating fake demand, pushing the bot to raise the price ceiling. In case you're wondering, this approach is extremely tedious and yields just minimal returns. It would take you an eternity to produce coins this way. Better not.
How many cards to buy?
A bit of advice: never invest more than you can afford. Only spend extensively when you are sure. But don't go all-in unless you know what you're doing. The line between investment and price manipulation by buying out all cards is narrow. Don't do it -- Invest, but don't try to influence the market. Do not buy more than 8-10 cards at a time when purchasing random elites for TOTW or other events, so that losses will be minimal.
Top trade secrets of the FIFA Mobile Market
Curious about the most significant "trade secrets" for the FIFA Mobile 21 Market? Here is what the sources say.
- The most significant position cards are, in order, GK, CB, LB, RB, and ST.
- Because this is a bot market, the players you name for selling will not display in your purchasing search list. Any deals you complete when selling is handled straight with the market bot.
- When the market falls or there is inflation, the best tip is to figure out why it is occurring. The value of this insight lies in its ability to predict future market activity. By reasoning out market movements, you can benefit from it. My strong advice is to start with the large market moves and work your way down to the minor ones. It may not seem much, but it will reveal some obvious profit trends.
- Invest at the lowest possible price cap; cards will continue to rise in value. Also, to maximize earnings, offer your cards for at least a 24-hour cycle.
- Elites > Masters. Every per one million increase in the value of a master card, 100 elites may generate a tenmillion-dollar profit — it is a rather regular occurrence. Also, because they are generally near to TXP value, elites are much safer to invest in.
- Keep tabs on the market every day. As a result, you'll be able to visualize all of the price caps and determine which cards will hold value in the future.
- Always have inventory investments; idle coins are wasted coins. Offer to sell high-rated players with a large opportunity cost (especially if you could invest those coins elsewhere). Invest-Sell-Profit-Repeat is the best way to earn coins from investments, just like a gambler earns coins from gambling.
- Continue to increase investment. After your first few earnings, reinvest the entire amount in new assets. I'm a firm believer in the 2x formula. If I start with $10 million, I should finish up with $20 million at the end of my investing, followed by $40, and so on.
Conclusion
Due to the Lunar New Year supply, the market is currently falling, so don't expect profits from these cards right away. For a more thorough guide and information, you may go to the market guide provided on Reddit in the FIFA mobile community.
Remember one thing while viewing market-related videos on YouTube: the YouTubers only show you their gains, never their losses. One would never undertake such a thing; setbacks in investments are usually unavoidable, but you may learn a lot from them. So, without a doubt, keep track of your losses and double your gains.
Things to get rid of
- Negativity
- Excuses
- Toxic People
- Arsenal
- Market Tax
In the spring, EA developers are considering the use of SBCs. That is what we are searching for and hoping towards. On the 27th of January, an EA developer on Discord stated that SBC was likely to return any time before they announced anything that would let people know to purchase on the market. This is not a sneak peek but rather a formal announcement. But who knows if we can really trust that.
