Live market read — updated September 19, 2026Forever opens November 4, 20268 sellers tracked
Cheapest today$0.79/gold

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Everything on sale today is deleted on October 21

Every seller we track is trading Forever gold right now, and all of it sits on beta characters that do not survive the beta. This site lists gold for a living and is telling you not to buy this month.

October 21the beta closes
30level cap on it
$0.85cheapest a coin
$8.10dearest a coin
spread between them
8sellers
What you get

Three weeks of a test character

QuestionAnswer
Does the character transfer to the live game?No. The beta is a test realm. Nothing on it moves across
Does the gold transfer?No. It is deleted with the character holding it
Is there any path from a beta character to a launch one?None. Not paid, not manual, not on request
How long is left?Until October 21, 2026
What does that make the purchase?A month of entertainment at cap 30, priced like an asset

The one case where it is not silly

Testers who want to try a mount or a bag that level 30 would never pay for have a fair reason to spend: curiosity, priced like a cinema ticket. Budget it as a few evenings of entertainment and nothing more. Treating it as a head start on your launch character is the mistake, because that character and this one are unrelated.

Instead

Three things worth doing this month

  • Hold until November 4. A coin delivered to a character that survives the beta is worth exactly what you paid for it. Everything before that date is rented.
  • Watch the price rather than the promise. The board is read daily, so you can watch the spread between sellers close as real farmers arrive. Today's market →
  • Mine the beta for information instead. How thick the ore nodes are, what a cooked meal is actually worth, which dungeon sits at which level. None of that is deleted along with the character carrying it.

Once the beta closes, this page turns from a warning into a receipt: what the market asked before anyone could play, and how close that turned out to be. Those readings are being archived rather than overwritten.