Coin, M and GB are three scales of the same thing
The game's currency is the coin. Because the numbers grow fast, players use shorthand: M means million, GB means gold bar. All three describe the same money, only the scale changes.
1 M = 1,000,000 coins. 1 GB = 100 M = 100,000,000 coins. So if someone says "250 M" they mean 2.5 GB.
In the market, cheap items are talked about in M and expensive ones in GB. To switch between the two all you do is divide or multiply by 100.
Conversion table
| Amount | Coins | In M |
|---|---|---|
| 0.1 GB | 10,000,000 | 10 M |
| 0.25 GB | 25,000,000 | 25 M |
| 0.5 GB | 50,000,000 | 50 M |
| 1 GB | 100,000,000 | 100 M |
| 2.5 GB | 250,000,000 | 250 M |
| 5 GB | 500,000,000 | 500 M |
| 10 GB | 1,000,000,000 | 1,000 M |
| 50 GB | 5,000,000,000 | 5,000 M |
In game the coin count is written as a full number; to turn it into GB just drop the last eight digits.
How many TRY is 1 GB today?
Why there is no single TRY price
The TRY price of GB does not come from inside the game; it comes from players trading with each other. Every server has its own economy, so the price is separate per server: on the same day you'll see one price on Zero and a completely different one on Felis.
The second difference is direction. The price you pay when buying GB and the price you get when selling GB are not the same; the gap is the sites' margin. The last column of the table above shows that gap.
The third is time. The price moves during the day. The numbers on this site are collected from 10 sites every 5 minutes, so what you see is fresh.
Convert your own number
- Write down the coins you have.
- Divide by 100,000,000; the result is how many GB you have.
- Multiply the GB by the server's current price; that's the TRY value.
- If you're selling, use the price in the "when you sell" column; if buying, the "when you buy" column.
What shifts the number
- Market tax. When you sell in the Moradon market 3% is taken; you get 97% of the listed amount.
- Server difference. The same coins are worth more TRY on a server where GB is expensive.
- The sites' minimum. Most sites don't buy below a certain amount; selling 10 M is not the same as selling 10 GB.
- Payment method. What the site pays and what lands in your account can differ because of fees.