It's a good point and every time I get an Auction Notification that my stuff listed at "dumping" prices was sold, I wonder who really bought it. A thought I have been mulling over is a monetary reform. The devs say they don't want to take anything from anyone, but in reality they do it all the time. Ships that had been purchased/made for their characteristics were nerfed becoming mid. Resources and materials had been cancelled and replaced with different ones. Just today I traded an "obsolete" lineship bundlefor some Dbs and raw materials. I am pretty sure I lost money there, especially factoring in labor time. Old lumber, old cannons, old lineship bundles, same principles. So why not do something like an Old Curency Exchange at the Junk Trader? You trade in your dubloons for some raw materials or (time limited?) TA structure deeds, or a parrot or a title ("Zimbabwe Survivor" woud be my suggestion) etc. and start anew with a new currency? But your Dbs are now worthless, only value they have is the raw mats trade-in which would mean even more goods in circulation leading - if anything - to deflation, actually. Thoughts?