yeah its no secret flipping is the most money in the game but its kinda boring. id say a general rule is (keeping it simple and stuff) - if u have alot of literally ANYTHING, put some goblinprice for it at a bulk - example: you have 1000 chromatic orbs and lets say 100 chromatic are worth like 25c - so you put somehting like 200chroma for 60c maybe even 65c so everytime someone buys em you make 10-15c, or if u dont wanna trade as much u put 400choma for like 120c maybe 130c whatever, i usually up the price buy the "feel of it" if alot of ppl dm you up it if noone dms you down it. this really gets going once you start having like 1-2k+ of everything because u can set huge bulk stacks so every trade is worth more and ppl usually pay more for big stacks. general rule: everytime you buy currency from someone you lose money, he gains money, so be the one who sells. you dont have to be a super brain to do that, usually just copying the other goblins that do the same shit works fine.
@@BahamGG Been doing a lot of boss rushing this league on mesa. You basically can go around the wheel in a circle for the drop rates. Top left being most common, bottom right being least. Seems to be the same for all of the fragments except the one from Vaal areas. That one is bottom left for w/e reason being the least common.
If only flipping wouldnt be so boring.. :D It is one of the most profitable things you can do in game next to profit crafting or offering services but its the most boring thing to do ^^
Well.first of all let me say: Thank you. Why? Because after so many years..i finally managed to understand how to flip currency.. i mean.. logic behind all of this. Have one question, tough.. Last step: buying sets. How did you do it? Buy orders or did you buy one by one and then sell everything in bulk? Can you explain that last step a little bit better?
In the bulk item exchange, there's a line that says "Group by Seller", if you choose multiple items at once (let's say fragment in this example), it will show you who has all of them at once and you can click max on every single fragment, then message them.
More profit per divine invested. If he does loop of 3 he gets 1d and 135c(so 135c profit) from it at the end, but if he does loop of 4 he gets 2.5divines( 1divine and 120c profit, so almost double). Ofc you would have to calculate the time it takes you to trade for all those fragments etc. to see if it's truly worth it over the loop of 3. Another thing is that if you only do a loop of 3 you might hit a brick wall fairly fast as you are essencially flipping only 1 resource and you might run out of customers at times, wheras when you do a loop of 4 you got 2 resources to trade. You can always make this loop bigger or smaller or have multiple loops with different resources or different resource in the 4th spot etc.
hideout warrior, is the most profitable way to make currency .. and if split by 2 people one seller, one buyer, it makes even way more money.... it becomes crazy ... i was bored the other day and decided to flip sextants, started with 10 divs, and within 5 hours i had over 50 divs... and that is not calculating the unsold compasses... so, yeah if your goal is money, simply playing is not the right approach:)
@@invirtua but the investment required to start doing magic find crimson temples is quite large, whereas sextant clicking requires no skill, no build, and a 2-5 div investment.
It is just not playing the game, at all... it is indeed great money but man, unless you do absolutely nothing else in life, I would recomend you to spend your time actually having fun while blasting content (and making less currency but at least playing the game).
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yeah its no secret flipping is the most money in the game but its kinda boring. id say a general rule is (keeping it simple and stuff) - if u have alot of literally ANYTHING, put some goblinprice for it at a bulk - example: you have 1000 chromatic orbs and lets say 100 chromatic are worth like 25c - so you put somehting like 200chroma for 60c maybe even 65c so everytime someone buys em you make 10-15c, or if u dont wanna trade as much u put 400choma for like 120c maybe 130c whatever, i usually up the price buy the "feel of it" if alot of ppl dm you up it if noone dms you down it. this really gets going once you start having like 1-2k+ of everything because u can set huge bulk stacks so every trade is worth more and ppl usually pay more for big stacks. general rule: everytime you buy currency from someone you lose money, he gains money, so be the one who sells. you dont have to be a super brain to do that, usually just copying the other goblins that do the same shit works fine.
True, literally everything sells for more in Bulk in Path of Exile
The bottom right sells for more because that map drops the least.
Ah, thank you for the information. I didn't know they had different weightings.
@@BahamGG Been doing a lot of boss rushing this league on mesa. You basically can go around the wheel in a circle for the drop rates. Top left being most common, bottom right being least. Seems to be the same for all of the fragments except the one from Vaal areas. That one is bottom left for w/e reason being the least common.
If only flipping wouldnt be so boring.. :D It is one of the most profitable things you can do in game next to profit crafting or offering services but its the most boring thing to do ^^
Yes, it gets boring really fast
Well.first of all let me say: Thank you. Why? Because after so many years..i finally managed to understand how to flip currency.. i mean.. logic behind all of this.
Have one question, tough..
Last step: buying sets.
How did you do it? Buy orders or did you buy one by one and then sell everything in bulk?
Can you explain that last step a little bit better?
In the bulk item exchange, there's a line that says "Group by Seller", if you choose multiple items at once (let's say fragment in this example), it will show you who has all of them at once and you can click max on every single fragment, then message them.
Whats the reason behind doing a loop of 4 over just 3?
If you make more currency on every step it is always worth. But loops of 3 works just fine too
More profit per divine invested. If he does loop of 3 he gets 1d and 135c(so 135c profit) from it at the end, but if he does loop of 4 he gets 2.5divines( 1divine and 120c profit, so almost double). Ofc you would have to calculate the time it takes you to trade for all those fragments etc. to see if it's truly worth it over the loop of 3. Another thing is that if you only do a loop of 3 you might hit a brick wall fairly fast as you are essencially flipping only 1 resource and you might run out of customers at times, wheras when you do a loop of 4 you got 2 resources to trade. You can always make this loop bigger or smaller or have multiple loops with different resources or different resource in the 4th spot etc.
Well put together. Perfect explanation
@@BahamGG How do you find these loops? Is there a good method?
@mattgsm I study the market and try to find gaps. Early league the margin are smaller, but you can still find them
hideout warrior, is the most profitable way to make currency .. and if split by 2 people one seller, one buyer, it makes even way more money.... it becomes crazy ...
i was bored the other day and decided to flip sextants, started with 10 divs, and within 5 hours i had over 50 divs... and that is not calculating the unsold compasses... so, yeah if your goal is money, simply playing is not the right approach:)
yes unfortunately, it gets boring really fast
you can farm 20div/h boss rushing or 30+ farming winged crimsom temple, seems like you made barely 10/h with sextants
@@invirtua but the investment required to start doing magic find crimson temples is quite large, whereas sextant clicking requires no skill, no build, and a 2-5 div investment.
It is just not playing the game, at all... it is indeed great money but man, unless you do absolutely nothing else in life, I would recomend you to spend your time actually having fun while blasting content (and making less currency but at least playing the game).
True. While it is super good currency, it is boring.