Video summary
The video provides a comprehensive guide on various methods to earn coins in FC 27, catering to players with different budgets ranging from zero to multi-millionaire levels. For those starting with very low funds, the primary advice is to engage in gameplay modes like Rivals and Squad Battles to quickly accumulate an initial stash of ten thousand coins, which serves as a crucial foundation for trading. Once a small budget is established, the presenter highlights silver cards as an underrated asset; by filtering search results on Footbin to find players with stable prices between one and five thousand coins, traders can buy low during spikes or bid on open listings to resell for a consistent profit. Additionally, bidding on fodder cards after weekly reward days is recommended because these lower-rated items are essential for Squad Building Challenges (SBCs) and often go unnoticed by other traders, allowing for easy accumulation of funds without high competition.
As players move into the mid-budget range, the strategy shifts toward leveraging chemistry styles and market inefficiencies known as "lazy listing." This method involves purchasing popular players who have specific chemistry styles applied, such as Hunter for attackers or Anchor/Shadow for defenders, which artificially inflate their market value compared to their base price. Traders can also exploit "lazy buyers" who purchase the first available card they see rather than searching for the absolute lowest price, allowing sellers to list items slightly above the true market rate and still achieve a sale. Another effective technique for this tier is investing in players who are about to go out of packs or have received a Team of the Week performance; by buying these cards early and selling them during the hype before their prices potentially crash due to oversupply, traders can secure safe profits every weekend while monitoring football news for potential upgrades.
For high-budget traders with over two hundred and fifty thousand coins, the focus turns to fluctuation trading using premium assets like Icons and Heroes. This advanced method involves identifying cards that naturally experience significant price swings throughout the week, buying them at their lowest points (often found on the "Top Losers" list) and selling them when they peak. A critical aspect of this strategy is calculating the five percent transaction tax to ensure that the profit margin covers costs while still yielding a net gain. Traders must also remain vigilant regarding holographic versions of cards, which command higher prices due to their rarity and visual effects, and avoid listing too many items simultaneously to prevent flooding the market. Ultimately, whether utilizing simple chemistry trades or complex fluctuation strategies, the core message is that consistent effort in understanding market trends and supply dynamics is the key to maximizing coin earnings throughout the year.
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Hey guys, it's Nate aka the foot
accountant. Welcome back to the channel.
As promised, we are doing a trading
methods video for FC27.
My goal is to list as many ways as I can
possibly think of for you to make coins
in this year's game. No matter what
budget you're on, low budget, like less
than five or 10,000 coins, all the way
up to being a multi-millionaire trading
with big cards like this and making
maybe a 100,000 coins per card. All of
these methods that we're going to
discuss today are tried and true and
they work all year long. So, if you're
ever struggling for ideas for what to do
in the market, just come back to this
video for a refresher. Now, without
further ado, let's get straight into it.
Guys, if you're excited to make coins
with me this year, drop a thumbs up in
the video, hike the video, and subscribe
if you are new. Now, let's start by
talking about lowbudget. And I would
deem low budget to be about 50,000 coins
or below. But if you're like zero coins
or a th000 or 2,000, I hate to say
gameplay, but you got to get into
gameplay, guys. This year, it is so easy
to get up to 10 to 15k because all you
need to do is play like 5 to 10 games.
Not even 10, like five to seven games.
You're getting two to 3,000 coins per
game with rivals and about 2,000 coins
in squad battles as well. Make sure you
just play a couple of games to get off
the ground running because trading will
be so much better if you at least have
10k than if you're sitting here with a
thousand coins. So, that's my first tip.
We're going to talk about squad battles
and rivals and the rewards in those
modes as a way to make coins very soon.
But here's my first lowbudget trading
tip. It's always underrated, guys. It is
silvers. Let me show you how to find
really good silvers to trade with on the
market. the foot bin players page here.
This drop- down tab on their website.
We're going to sort by silvers. We are
going to go also by price about a,000
coins minimum, 5,000 coins maximum. This
will ensure that we don't see any of
those 10k silver cards that aren't
actually 10k because their price is just
spiked. I'm also going to minimize our
search even more by just looking at
Premier League cards. But let's look at
a few of these cards and find some guys
we can make some coins on. dibbling here
from Everton. Let's check out his graph,
right? He's 1.4K and it looks like
that's normally where his price is. He's
usually between 900 to a,000 coins and
he has some spikes up to 3,000 coins.
Like today, he was as low as 825 and as
high as 1,200. It's less about the
spikes with these cards and it's more
about the fact that they actually sell
for a,000 to 5,000 coins. That's our
search range, right? So, let's go look
at Dibbling on the market. Tyler
Dibbling. Currently, his lowest priced
item is about 15. Oh, we're going up a
little bit. He is actually going up in
price right now. Interesting. Maybe
we're in the middle of one of those
spikes. He's 1,700 coins. But we don't
care about that. What we care about is
getting this card on bid. Boom. 300 coin
open bid for a silver card like this
that we know we can sell for somewhere
between a,000 and 2,000 coins. Look,
that 1,700 that was there just got
bought. Anyway, that's the type of
player that you want to be looking for
on the market. How about this? An IPS
switch striker. Okay, he's up 4,000
coins today. This may not be a good one
to trade with. He's been between 800 to
a,000 coins and then today he's just had
this magical spike to 5K. That's not the
type of silver card that you want to
look at. But let's look at Melier
Arsenal keeper 1,200 coins. That looks
like a card that's been selling around
that 1,000 coin mark for a minute. So,
let's see if he's actually there. Melier
12,300 coins. Yes, he is. 1,000. Okay.
But we want to look at the bids. And do
we see bids on this card? Do we see open
bids? Boom. 500 coins. 300. 300. Booyah.
That's what you're looking for. You're
just looking to find maybe a list of
five to 10 silver cards on a low budget
that you can get on bid or on Snipe that
you know are going to consistently sell
and you're going to be able to make
coins on. Now, if you have a lot of
competition on bids, as we're going to
talk about, then you're going to want to
go to the next player. But that is an
underrated trading tip because very few
people ever look at silvers. Most people
want to trade with icons, heroes,
informs, the big cards. The silvers are
underrated all the time for lowbudget
methods because you can make almost a
thousand coins per card if you find the
right player and you don't have as much
competition. Now, let's continue on the
trend with bidding because bidding is
something I talk about a lot on the
streams. And every single week, you're
going to have two windows of opportunity
to be bidding on basically anything on
the market. But again, we're talking
about low budget here after Thursday
rivals rewards every single week and
after squad battle rewards every single
week on Sunday. So, Thursday for rivals,
Sunday for squad battles, there are
going to be tradable packs opened on the
market that is going to bring supply.
Anytime we have tradable packs being
opened, if there's a store pack that
came out that a lot of people are
opening, if there's a pack SBC like the
one that we just got yesterday that came
out that gives tradeable pack supply,
you are going to see open bids on the
market, you're going to see a lot of
them. So, when you're on a low budget,
what you're going to look for are cards
that are within your budget that you can
just win on bid. It's that simple. It is
that easy. Any type of card. It could be
a silver like we were just looking at.
It could be a gold card like this ball
day if you're on a low budget. It could
be an inform. But these gold cards get
packed so much after a normal day of
division rivals or squad battle rewards
that you're going to have so many cards
listed like this. 600 coin minimum start
price and the buy it now price will be
too high. But this is what you're trying
to do. You're trying to win a card on
bid and then you're going to sell it for
what their buy now price is. I would
take a look at cards like Frim Pong for
this for the Ball Day that we're just
mentioning for the Anthony Gordon
specifically for lower budget um
methods. Like you want to look at these
cheaper cards. They get packed a lot,
right? If you need to get cards on bid,
focus on players that people are
actually buying and using in their
teams, but focus on some of those
cheaper players there. Now, a sneaky
bidding method on fodder reward days or
on reward days is fodder. So, on
division rivals Thursdays, on squad
battle Sundays, bidding on these cards
is very overpowered because nobody
really looks at using maybe Bruno Gimar
after the first week of the game, right?
but he's 4,000 coins and his minimum
price is 700 coins. I know guys that
have made 20 30 million coins during the
course of an FC cycle because all
they've done on a daily basis is just
hop in here and bid on these FOD cards.
Bid on 85s, 86s, 87s, and 88s because
they actually sell for something on the
market. But that is a very underrated as
well bidding method after rewards days
because people are always going to need
fodder with the new SBC system. this
year as well. At least in the early
stage of the game, it looks like 87s,
88s, and 89s are going to be pretty
crucial for doing SBC's with a lower
amount of players based on their item
score being at least 5,000 for all those
three ratings. Get on bids for these
cards on rewards days. It's not
glamorous trading. It doesn't look cool.
It doesn't even maybe feel the most fun,
but making coins feels like making coins
in the end, and coins is coins, right?
So, when you're making coins on an Icon
versus on an 87 rated FOD card, who
cares because you're making coins. So,
that's another trading method that I
would focus on bidding during tradable
pack supply. Now, the next thing kind of
goes along with bidding, but it doesn't
necessarily have to be bidding. It can
also be sniping. This is one of my
favorite trading methods in the early
game where we are currently at right
now. Chemistry style trading, guys.
Pedro Netto is a 2,600
coin card on the market right now. Now,
let me take a look at his price with a
Hunter because most people, right, when
they want to go buy Pedro Netto for
their team, they want to have the right
chem style on him, right? He's 2,000
coins more, almost double the price with
a hunter chemistry style applied. This
is chem style trading at its finest.
This is a staple trading method that we
use every single year in this game. I'm
going to try and snipe Pedro Netto. I'll
even pay up to 3,000 coins. What you're
going to try to do here is snipe or get
on bid a Pedronetto card for, you know,
under 3,000 coins because you know that
you're going to be able to sell that for
about 4,000 coins. And just a quick tip
here as well, if you don't know how to
snipe, pick the player, pick the price
you want to buy them at, and then make
your max price 15 million by pressing
R2. Every time you search, you need to
change one of the pricing parameters so
that it refreshes your search on the
market. So, what I like to do is press
L1 and then triangle, right? Then I'm
going to press X, L1, triangle, right?
And that's how you can once you get this
done and down pat, you can start sniping
pretty quick and you can get on the
market here and you can buy a lot of
these cards through the snipes. But
that's how you snipe and that's how you
trade with these chemistry styles. You
want to find an attacker with a hunter
chemistry style or maybe a hawk. always
check on the market to see that they
sell for more than uh you know what
their minimum price is, their normal
price is with those chemistry styles
applied. And then for defenders, you
want to look at anchor chemistry styles
and shadows. Guys, Anthony Robinson is
literally a,000 coins on the market. He
has 1,300
coins. But with a shadow chemistry
style, bro is 5K. Don't sleep on these
cheap cards, especially right now in the
early stages of the game. This is money.
Like, how are how are people not looking
at this and just seeing absolute stons?
Because you're making almost 4,000 coins
per card. And if this guy is actually 5K
and he's selling on the market for 1,000
coins, that means not a lot of people
are doing this trading method. That
seriously is what that means. You could
even I think shadows are cheap enough.
You could even buy a shadow. Buy an
Anthony Robinson, put a shadow on it,
and then list him up. Now, doing it that
way, you're going to have to be careful
with how many Anthony Robinsons you
list. you're only going to want to list
a couple at a time. You don't want to
flood the market when you're doing chem
style trading. That is a very important
thing to mention. You don't want to list
a whole bunch of your cards with those
chem styles up at the same time. You
want to just do one by one, maybe two by
two, let the card sell, and then list
the next one. So, like even with an
anchor chemistry style, Anthony Robinson
selling for right around 3,000 coins.
And again, he is a 1,300 coin card. I
can't believe that he's selling for 5K
with a shadow. That is nuts. And you can
look for these cards on bids as well.
You don't have to snipe, but sniping is
usually uh the way that you find them
the best because again, people will list
these cards up with the chemistry style.
They'll be like, "Oh, I just used the
Anthony Robinson. I'm ready to get him
out of my team." But they forget that
there's a shadow or an anchor on that
card as a defender. That actually makes
him more valuable because people who are
wanting to use this guy are going to go
pay what they have to pay on the market
to get this card with the chemistry
style on it. So that is one thing that
is a staple trading method of uh FC
always of Ultimate Team always. Um and
it's surrounding those chemistry styles.
Again, the defender chemistry styles
that usually sell for more on the cards
are anchor and shadow and on attackers
it is an hunter for sure, but then
sometimes an engine and a hawk as well
will allow your card to sell for a
little bit more. Now, let's move up in
budget a little bit and I'll even talk
about one of the methods that I'm doing
here that is actually a good method that
you can use on a higher budget as well.
We're going to talk about like 100k
plus. Now, all of those uh budget
methods that lowbudget methods that we
just talked about, you could do if you
have a lot of coins as well. Like if
you've got a big trade going on that
you're waiting to sell and you have got
a low amount of coins in the moment, you
can work on those trades as well. But
this midbudget method, I would call it,
is one of my favorites as well. And it
is called lazy listing. Lazy listing,
guys, works because popular players that
people want to buy and add to their
teams all the time get bought for more
than what they actually sell for on the
market all the time. Now, I'm going to
check and see if Marmush is lazy selling
good right now by just searching him
with no parameters and waiting about 30
seconds. And we're going to go take a
look at the cards that just expired. But
really quickly, a tip here. Whenever you
pack a card, whenever you're looking to
buy a card, you can check their price on
foot bin. Obviously, that's going to be
the most up-to-date pricing data. It's
going to be accurate. You can look at
the trends and the graphs and
everything. But if you're in game and
you need like a quick price reference,
price the right stick over to the left.
Marmush 6.1K. It'll tell you right
there. And it's pretty accurate. It's
maybe not 100% spot-on updated within
the last 10 seconds, but it is pretty
accurate. Now, I'm going to scroll back
on these Marmush cards to show you. We
know Marmush sells for 6,000 coins. That
Marmush just sold for 7.4K. Why in the
world did he sell for that? That's
called a lazy buyer. 6.9K. That's a bit
of a increase in price. Another 7.4K
right there. Uh, anything else? Anything
else crazy in here? 6.9K. So, that's a
small lazy.
What? 50. Okay, that is not normal.
Somebody misclicked or that is some
suspect market activities. That is
crazy. 55K from Marmush. There's a very
good bid. 5.7K from Armoosh right there.
And do we have any other lazies? Okay,
we don't. But you notice those couple of
listings where he sold for 7.4K. That is
called lazy listing. The reason that
that card sells is because people who
want to buy Marmush are just searching
the market and buying the first lowest
Marmush that they see without actually
trying to find his actual lowest price.
Lazy selling works best when you're
buying and selling a card that has a
chemistry style on it because it looks
better uh than the rest of the cards
that may be expiring all at the end of
those listings at the same time. So like
this Marmo Marmushir for 6.1K. I missed
the snipe, but that would be a good card
since it had a hawk chemistry style on
it that I would buy. And then simply
just list as we saw I'm selling for
7.4K. I'd probably list him between 7
and a half and 8,000 coins. Boom.
There's one with a hawk chemistry style
on it. And I'm gonna list him up for,
you know what, I'm gonna go for 7.9
because if he sold at 7.4, it's very
possible. Now, I'm only making a
thousand coins there. It's nothing super
lucrative, but this is something that
you can do anytime. Oo, especially on
the weekends. Okay, there was one with a
hunter that probably sells for a bit
more because again, hunter is a very
important chemistry style. But this is
something you can do at any time on the
weekend while you're playing games and
you can just easily collect some sales.
Now, you're not going to get a sale on
every card every single hour. You're
going to have to relist the card
multiple times. That is the trading
method that I'm doing with these Nico
O'Reillys. I bought him for 7,000 coins
and they all have Anchor Chemistry
Styles on them. He sells for 7K, but I'm
listing them for 8,500 and I'm getting
sales. Now, I've had to list these cards
like three or four times, but that's
okay. That's what you expect. In a
market where the prices aren't moving a
whole lot, you can do this lazy listing
method with popular players. probably
I'd say less than 20k and below. It does
work later in the game with heroes,
icons, and then also some of these like
cheaper inform cards for less than 20k.
I guess not really heroes and icons cuz
they're more than 20,000 coins, but in
the early stages of the game right now,
this is a very, very, very, very good
way to make coins because so many people
are buying these lower tier, mid-tier
players for their teams and they want
them with the correct chemistry styles
on them. So, I would 100% look into
that. Now, next thing we got to talk
about does relate to team of the week
that I showed here, out of packs
investing. This is a very good and kind
of the first investing rather than a
trading tip that we're talking about
here in this vid video. But investing in
players that are going to go out of
packs, especially in the early game
stages where we are now, works
incredibly, incredibly well. I just
picked up over the weekend some Muhammad
Salaz for 18,000 coins because he had a
hat-tick and that is a very very worthy
of a team of the week performance. Now
his card has gone up. He's about 22,000
coins right now. He is in team of the
week predictions. Team of the week
doesn't come out for a couple of days. I
will probably sell this card in the hype
just to be safe. That's something you'll
hear us talk about a lot if you're
watching videos on the channel here.
Prices will rise for a player because of
they're maybe getting an inform. Maybe
they're about to go out of packs, which
makes people think that card's just
going to balloon in price cuz he's not
getting packed at all and people are
going to want him. Yes, that's true.
That's why you invest in out of packs
cards. But also, these cards can be
overinvested in and then once that team
of the week comes out, people think this
card's going to go to the moon and it
ends up crashing because there's too
much supply from the investors to start
listing their cards to match the demand
and then the price drops. So, selling in
the hype is always the key here. If
Salah gets a team of the week, could he
go to 30K? He could. Am I probably going
to sell Salah before Wednesday though
for like 25 to 27,000 coins hopefully?
Yes. I'm going to sell in the hype. I'm
going to take my safe profit because
that is something you could do every
weekend is watch football. Watch for the
players that score goals, keep clean
sheets, and have multiple of assists and
goals and they could potentially get a
team of the week and you can invest in
them for out of packs investments. Now,
this could also be a lowbudget investing
method as well for like Martinelli.
Martinelli has 5,000 coins. Um, and he's
out of packs right now cuz this is a
card that could be used in SBC's and
very popular for different SBCs. I mean,
this card is not a 5k card, but since
his inform is in packs right now, he's
inflated in price and you often times
see cards like this go out of packs when
they get an inform and still go up in
price because they are needed for SBC.
So, that's kind of our first like
investment sort of situation. And if I
was to shout a couple of cards right now
that I would look at for the promo team
that is coming out this Friday, I would
say ESOC would be pretty good. I would
say once Kikin Hazer gets her price
range update, that would be an
interesting one for her to maybe be an
investment. Morgan Rogers is a lower
budget card. Also, maybe a FOD
investment that you could pick up as
well since he's 84 rated as a base item.
But these are different players that are
going to be going out of packs. Their
gold cards will be out of packs because
their promo cards will be in. Now, let's
talk about the upper tier. And actually,
this kind of goes in the middle tier to
upper tier as well. We'll say if you
have 250K or above, these trading
methods work for you. Guys, I am so
excited for the return of Thursday
Flips. Thursday Flips is so back this
year because Rivals gives all tradable
player picks and packs. And of course,
it gives you straight up coins as well.
Every single week, people are going to
be getting coins from their Division
Rivals rewards. and they're going to be
taking those coins to their teams.
They're going to be upgrading cards for
their squads. I'm trying to look at the
rivals rewards here and I keep clicking
in the wrong spots. But as you're going
to see here, you're getting coins and
packs and they're all tradable. Let's go
to division 4, right? Division 4 weekly
rewards. You get 10,000 coins for the
reward upgrade for getting 30 points.
You get 22k and those tradable player
picks and packs. What this does is it
brings some supply to the market. Yes,
and some player prices will drop a
little bit, but people will be upgrading
their teams every single Thursday for
the first couple of weeks for the year,
and that is going to make prices rise
every single Thursday. You got to think
though, what sort of players are people
going to be buying every single week.
Now, in the early game stages, it's
going to be a card like this Dom So, who
is a bit more expensive than most people
can probably afford for their teams
right now, but once they get 10,000
coins from rivals or maybe 20k if they
pack somebody decent, maybe even 50,000
coins, they're going to be going out and
splashing the cash on a team like that
and you're going to see the market rise.
So buying players that are popular that
are going to be put into people's teams
after they get some more coins on a
Wednesday, sometimes on a Tuesday of
each week, you have made good
investments for what could be a nice
rise on the market on a Thursday of
division arrivals. Now again, you want
to focus on popular players and once we
get further on into the year, informs
and promo cards will be key. They will
be major keys to Thursday flipping
investments. But this has been one of my
trading methods all time ever in FIFA,
in FC, in Ultimate Team. I mean, guys,
we made videos back in FIFA 20. This is
me making a video about Thursday
flipping investments, what I was buying
for this week. This video would have
gone out like on a Wednesday, the day
before a team of the week would have
dropped. I remember trading this Fabinho
card so much. Inform Fabinho, inform
Raheem Sterling in FIFA 20, and in FIFA
19 as well. I think they had inform
cards as well. Those were so good. so so
good for Thursday flipping because
people would want to upgrade their teams
to cards like that each and every week.
So that is Thursday flipping. Again, it
hasn't happened yet in FC27, but it will
and I want to prepare you guys for it
because it is going to be good this
first week as we have the uh launch
edition of the game and we have early
access still. We maybe want to be a
little bit careful uh and not just say
that it's going to be amazing right away
because there's a lot of people that are
still yet to log on to the game with the
standard edition. Um, and that could
maybe I have some worries about the
market this week as we've talked about.
But let's get back to the trading
methods, guys, and talk about
fluctuation trading. This is the last
method that we need to discuss, but it
is the one that we probably will make
the most coins on this year. And this is
for if you've got 250,000 coins and
above. This is where you get into the
icons. This is where you get into the
heroes. This is where you get into the
really, really fun stuff. Like I'm
actually trading with right now. I have
one of these holographic signed Tony
Cruz cards that I bought for 770,000
coins and I'm looking to sell him
hopefully for somewhere around 900k or a
million. How did I know that his price
was going to go up and fluctuate? Well,
that's where we talk about fluctuation
trading. This is where I spend most of
my time. And this is why I have a whole
bunch of heroes and icons here on my
transfer targets because I'm looking at
these cards and I'm constantly checking
their prices because I know their price
fluctuations. For example, this Ledly
King card, I buy him for like low 300k
range. Maybe 320 330 would be the most
that I'd pay for this card because I
know that on any given day he's going to
reach a peak of 380 390,000 coins. Right
now he's 370K.
That's pretty good. that if I saw one
for 330, I would buy that. Remember, you
got to calculate your tax, guys. There's
a 5% tax on every sale of every card
that you buy. Here's another one that's
in my budget right now since I only have
300K. If I could pick up a Robbie Keane
for 310,000 coins, I'm doing it because
yesterday I bought a Robbie Keane and I
sold him for 350,000
coins. Again, you've got about 17K of
tax here on this card. So, I've got to
do the math. I don't want to pay more
than about 315K
to make a 5% profit and cover the 5% tax
on this card. So, that's kind of the
thing you have to do with fluctuation
trading is keep in mind how your
movements on the market are going to go.
But this is how you figure out how a
card is good for fluctuation trading.
You look at their price graph. You look
at the last couple of days and see,
okay, Robbie Keane has gone from 310,
317K, oh, up to 375. Oh, he hit 360 a
couple of times yesterday where I bought
him. I picked him up right here for 3,
what was it? 310 or 308 and then he went
all the way to 375 and I think I listed
at 350 here and he sold. Now today he's
been as low as 340 and he's gone as high
as 440. So, you know what? Market's
trending up a little bit. Maybe I need
to increase my price that I will buy
this card at. And maybe I need to pay
330 or 340,000 coins if he's going to be
consistently closer to 380, 390 or 400k.
That's how you kind of read these graphs
and trade with these cards. Now, one
thing to note is, of course, you've got
the holographic heroes this year, and
you've got the regular ones. This is one
thing that I've already seen a lot of
people do is list the nonholographic
hero for the price of the holographic
and try to confuse people. Now, that you
could call that a trading method, you
could call it slimy, whatever it may be.
But you're going to have to be careful
nonetheless on what hero card you are
buying this year, especially for Robbie
Keane who's 86 rated. This is the
holographic version. see the extra aura
around the card there. The extra shine
and the um FC right below the striker
and the hunter chemistry style on that
card since that's kind of a holographic
shiny color. That is a holographic card,
right? It also has a higher item score.
You can see there Keen base hero 7,000
item score. This is the regular base
hero with only 5,000 item score. These
will sell for more, especially the cards
that have the signatures on them. They
will sell for more than the base items.
That is just one thing to remember and
one thing to watch out for cuz you can
treat these holographic cards the same
as you would treat um a regular hero in
terms of they have fluctuations and they
move on the market as well, but they
sell for more since they are more rare
and people are interested in that extra
shine or specifically with the cards
that have signatures on them, that extra
cool look to the card. So, this is how I
spend a lot of my time trading because
I'm just looking for fluctuations. I
will go to Footbin on any given day on a
page like this for icons or for heroes
or for promo cards and I will try to
find cards that are kind of low like
this uh Lam actually I just looked at a
bit earlier and was kind of interested
in. He was yesterday between 450 and
530. On Saturday he was between 450 and
he went over a 500,000 coin price a
couple of times. Today he's been over
500k for most of the day. So maybe for a
Philip Lom I'm looking for a price of
like I don't have enough coins for it
but I'd be looking for a 470
480,000
coin price and I'd be looking to sell
for about 530 540K since this price was
consistently in that range. That is
fluctuation trading in a nutshell. Now
Nate, how do you find the low cards?
Well, this is one of my biggest tips for
you if you're trying to find cards to
fluctuation trade with. You're going to
go to the foot bin homepage here. Go to
the index 100. They made it a little bit
harder to find this year because it used
to be a dropown tab, but go to the index
100 and you're going to go down here to
the top gainers and top losers. As you
can see right now, this is full of a lot
of heroes and icon cards and you're
going to look through those top losers.
Now, this is not a guarantee to find you
a really good card to trade with. What
you're going to find though is you're
going to be able to find some cards that
have been fluctuating that you can maybe
pick up on the market. And especially if
they've been fluctuating downwards a
lot, then that could mean that they
could come back up. It also might mean
there's a reason that they're crashing
super hard, which might be a not a
reason to buy their card. But that is
one thing to find some cheap cards. And
then also on the same dropown tab,
you've got the market player list. And
this is a really easy way to search up
cards inside of a certain price range.
Like let's say I want to find heroes
between 200,000 coins or just cards
between 200k and 750,000 [snorts]
coins, right? And I want to find cards
that have been dropping a lot. I'm going
to click on this trend after I do those
prices. And I'm going to see here that
like, okay, Cordoba is down. This is the
holographic Cordoba. He is down 90K.
Okay, so he was 670, right? He's been
around 640. He's 600,000 coins right
now. But if I look at the sales, he
really hasn't sold when he was listed up
for 680 and 670. So, I may not want to
trade with that card. But, uh, we have a
darn it. I thought we had price range
updates. We don't. This card's still
300k. This Cuadeshma has sold for 630K
for 642,000 coins. His average buy now
is 644. Yet, he's on the market for
5.85. Ooh, that's kind of interesting.
You know, now again, in this certain
scenario, we're waiting for this
Quadeshma to have a price range update.
So, I actually may not buy that card
just to be careful with that. And that
might be why this card is dropping a bit
as people are listing it worried that
this card is going to get a price range
update so people would actually be able
to use him because right now this was
the only one that was on the market
except for this one that is somehow
hanging around right now. No, I do not
want to buy that. Thank you very much.
But uh that is kind of how you can find
some cards to fluctuation trade with. No
matter what budget you are on, you could
sort that to be like 50k to 150,000 coin
cards and you could make some really
nice profit on that as well. Just adjust
to however many coins you have and
however
type of card you want to trade with.
Also guys, if you come into the stream,
we've got this really cool ticker that
is on the bottom as well that is live
and upgrading with foot bin prices as we
go throughout the stream. You can ask
questions and be like, "Yo, Nate, look
at the ticker. I see that, you know,
Diani is upuh 15%, Selma Parlo is up
15%." Or it'll flip to a top movers in a
negative fashion as well. And you'll be
like, "Oh, Nate, you know that Cadeshma
is down this much. Is that a a good card
to trade with?" This is another way
where you can find some good cards to
trade with as well when we are live on
stream. So, hopefully this video helped
you out, guys. I know there's a lot of
information in it. I know there's still
probably a lot of questions that you
guys have, but come to the streams. come
to the videos, comment down below, and
also ask questions live because we will
try to help you guys out make as many
coins as possible this year. There's so
many small intricacies to the market as
well to discuss. We've only covered part
of it today, of course, but that is part
of the fun. You can make trading be a
big part of your game or it can be a
simple part of your game as you just do
a little bit of Chem style trading and
bidding during pack supply and do
whatever you want to make those coins.
But coins are king. Put that effort in
and make a whole bunch of coins this
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