I will add some basic advice for today, with a huge ⁉️⚠️ because I have not been keeping up with all of the news I have seen a few things relevant to web app day: - Welcome back packs are expected to be tradeable - Buy/List players objectives are back (coin rewards) - New set of advanced SBCs? Not too sure about this one 1⃣ As always, try to pick gold rare kits and discard them. You want to get as many coins as fast as possible. 2⃣ Rip your welcome back packs. If you pack any low-mid tier metas, keep them. Sell everything else Do NOT do the advanced SBCs any time soon (if you care about your coins). Coins are super valuable early on and there will be so many opportunities to MULTIPLY your coins within the first few weeks. Compounding effect 🚀✅ As far as generating coins after this 👇 First hour or two of web app, I highly recommend opening bronze packs -> sell all the players -- they will very likely all be selling for 200 so you will almost guarantee be slowly building up your coin balance with this (people will be buying/listing them back up for a 10 coin loss after tax per card in order to complete the objectives for the coin rewards). Some players may go for more if they are used in some SBCs (good position big nation for some of the starter SBCs) This will slow down after the first couple hours, then I highly recommend getting on bids. You could try sniping too but I would get creative with meta bidding filters (min 6k max 10k bid, min buy now 15k, just a random example, play around with the numbers) Especially exactly 1 hour after web app opens, this will be a golden 5-10 minutes of bidding since bids from everyone opening their welcome back packs at the same time are expiring. You can go back to BPM after this, bids will very likely be competitive, if it is not working just move on. If you are in NA or staying up really late, evening bidding can be really good. Every year I end up making ~ 100k during web app day and a lot of the profit comes from 2-5k profits on lucky bids (granted, I spend hours here, eventually you will get lucky on some, especially when most are already sleeping). In general though, the market will slow down a LOT after the first few hours. Most people do not care about trading and they cannot play the game so they build their 5-10k team that they will never use and then get off 💀 When you are getting off for the night, you should be all-in on low-mid tier meta players OR high-rated fodder if it is extremely cheap. Bonus if you can get any players that are extinct with bad price ranges, there will almost certainly be a few knowing EA although I imagine the sniping bots are worse than ever before so good luck 😆 Try to find good value for players you think are too cheap, there are usually some that fly under the radar and end up multiplying more than others, so use your best judgement but definitely have your coins somewhere 💸 Feel free to leave messages and ask questions if you ever want my opinion, will try to get back as often a possible 😅 Off to bed now so will not be answering anything soon; I have class early in the morning and will not be home until the evening NA 🫡 #EAFC26

🇩🇪 Baku 🎯 ~ 80k Extremely meta PS and silver playstyles for a fullback with amazing stats The risk here is if we get a really good fullback evo to take demand away but otherwise this should be a really nice one to rise out of packs 📈 ⚠️ Higher-risk than all of the others as he is not tied to a fodder price but rather as a meta investment -- should also be a faster rise but much less predictable

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As for when to sell, these guys unfortunately have a PR of 30k so you can list for that and probably get sales very often

Also if you are looking for another trader to follow right now, @showwild939 has been active and killing it recently -- he's relatively new to trading but has been meticulous this year and I trust his insight He also calls the more fun stuff than I normally would 😂 Would definitely recommend following him ✅🫡

Related to the original post for rivals investing, I also want to give a tip for timing the 'low' after rivals rewards The 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Lewis-Skelly trade did not work out well, seen so many traders lose coins here unfortunately -- overinvested and a lot more supply than expected BUT... I do want to use this card as an example for when cards get their first 'real' supply -- this was a careless mistake I made during TOTY with 🇫🇷 Saliba where I took my biggest loss of the year. I should have made this post back then to teach people: 👇 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 MLS came out on Wednesday and was fluctuating between 200-250k before rivals rewards. Very little packs are opened on Wednesday which means that rivals rewards on Thursday bring the first mass supply cards like this After the first hour he went from ~ 240k -> 160k. This does not show the full picture though because it is an hourly average, what actually happens is more like: A huge drop in the first 5-10 minutes of supply with people undercutting each other, followed by a tiny rebound in the next 30-45 minutes. I was not watching too closely but I believe he went slightly under 150k at his lowest and rebounded up to ~ 165k in that first hour The problem is, with such a massive drop (240k -> 165k) you have hundreds of cards that were listed for 239k, 238k, 238k, 238k 237k, 237k...191k,190k,189k...171k,170k,169k, etc. that never sold in that first hour; hundreds of people listing at a price that would never sell So now you have another *huge* wave of relists because all of those cards listed between 165k and 240k never sold, so they all start another wave of listing and undercutting each other -- very hard for the card to not drop when you have the majority of the supply in the first 5-10 minutes of rewards that never sold all getting listed and undercut again At this point I had already fallen asleep so I do not know exactly what happened in the next hours. I am assuming a lot of people bought during those next couple hours when the price seemed to plateau around 137k... I am assuming it was discords calling which kept the price up artificially this soon -- considering how harsh the drop was in the first couple hours, I would have expected it to drop for more than just the first hour of relists Again, I was not online to see the exact movement. FUTBIN only shows the hourly average so I cannot see the entire story but I just wanted to explain this concept of 'waves of relists' when a card drops HEAVILY after getting mass-supplied for the first time On the flipside, cards like FS already had a lot of supply the entire week so even though they did drop 10-20% momentarily from the mass supply, they were quickly bought up and all of the undercuts were gone within the first 20 minutes so there was no reason to worry about waves of relists coming in there