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The Week in Game Economies
Week of August 31. A rolling seven-day look at the four game markets we track hourly — where each rate went, how it traded, and where it sits versus its own recent history. Same data, same sources as the methodology describes; this page regenerates daily from the hourly pipeline.
Biggest mover
Bonds / GP
▼ 3.1% this week
Most volatile
Gems / Gold
3.9% 30-day volatility
EVE Online — ISK / PLEX
ISK per PLEX
The rate rose +0.5% over the week vs +0.3% on the prior week's average, closing near the high end of its 90-day range (top 21%). Trading was calm (30-day volatility 0.6%).
Week change
▲ 0.5%
Weekly high
4,840,000
Weekly low
4,724,000
Weekly average
4,822,607
30-day volatility
0.6%
90-day position
top 21%
Price trend
Albion Online — Gold / Silver
Silver per Gold
The rate held roughly steady +0.0% over the week vs +0.7% on the prior week's average, closing near the high end of its 90-day range (top 3%). Trading was moderately volatile (30-day volatility 2.5%).
Week change
▲ 0.0%
Weekly high
8,002
Weekly low
7,850
Weekly average
7,952
30-day volatility
2.5%
90-day position
top 3%
Price trend
Guild Wars 2 — Gems / Gold
Gold per Gem
The rate rose +1.8% over the week vs +1.9% on the prior week's average, closing in the middle of its 90-day range (top 36%). Trading was moderately volatile (30-day volatility 3.9%).
Week change
▲ 1.8%
Weekly high
0.28
Weekly low
0.25
Weekly average
0.26
30-day volatility
3.9%
90-day position
top 36%
Price trend
Old School RuneScape — Bonds / GP
GP per Bond
The rate fell -3.1% over the week vs -3.5% on the prior week's average, closing near the low end of its 90-day range (top 94%). Trading was moderately volatile (30-day volatility 2.5%).
Week change
▼ 3.1%
Weekly high
12,000,000
Weekly low
10,700,000
Weekly average
11,336,821
30-day volatility
2.5%
90-day position
top 94%
Price trend
Want to know the moment a rate moves? Each market page lets you set a price alert that fires in this browser. All numbers here come from the same hourly pipeline and sources documented on the methodology page.