If you watch Kinah prices for a few weeks you will see them move. That is normal, and it follows the same logic as any market.
What pushes prices up
- More demand than supply. New content, events or a wave of returning players increase the number of buyers.
- Sinks that remove currency. Anything that makes players spend Kinah — crafting, upgrades, fees — takes it out of circulation.
- Fewer sellers. If farming becomes less profitable or seller stock is low, prices rise.
What pushes prices down
- More supply than demand. New farming methods or quiet periods produce more currency than players want.
- Fewer buyers. After an event ends, buying pressure usually cools.
Server differences
Each server has its own economy. A popular, crowded server may have a different price from a quiet one, and the faction you buy for can matter too. That is why we show prices per server rather than one global number.
So when should you buy?
There is no perfect moment. Practical rules: do not chase spikes, avoid buying in a panic, and if you need currency for something specific, buying earlier is usually cheaper than waiting for a bad moment. You can see current prices for every server on our prices page.