Since the official launch of World of Warcraft 8.0 in August 14, the price of time badge has been falling continuously, reaching the lowest price of 260,000 on August 24th. As can be seen from this week's time badge chart, the overall trend is still downward, and there is no sign of stabilization.

Friends who want to sell badges for gold coins suggest that the sooner you wait, the less valuable it will be. As can be seen from the above curve, the time badge fluctuated greatly when World of Warcraft 8.0 was just opened, but it gradually stabilized sideways these days, and the overall trend was downward. Suddenly hit a new low today. Although there is a retaliatory rebound, the overall trend will not change. If the bottom line of 250,000 can be maintained, it should be maintained at this price. If this price is exceeded, the price of badges will continue to fall.

After all, the prices of American clothes and European clothes are much lower than those of national clothes, but the overall trend is consistent with that of national clothes, which shows that at least in the early days of World of Warcraft 8.0, the demand for gold coins by global players increased. On the one hand, the version has just opened a variety of business skills and needs a lot of gold coins, on the other hand, the cancellation of harvesting has led to a sharp drop in gold coin production. The increase in the number of active players can also be seen indirectly through the price of badges.

Another big gold eater also influenced the consumption of gold coins, and the 500w Lei Long also promoted the decline of the time badge. The happiest players now should be those who sold a lot of badges for gold coins on the eve of World of Warcraft 8.0. After all, selling one at that time is equivalent to selling two now. Lei Long not only bought it, but also saw the gold coins in his hand, so he could buy back the badges he had sold.

Why don't such a prescient friend come out and say hello to everyone?