Regarding policy adjustments for Magic Coin, the Wizard Alliance stated that it would release a batch of strategic reserve resources to drive up the value of Magic Coin.
For the many Member Planes of the Wizard Alliance, this was indeed a good thing, because their money had become more valuable.
From this perspective, Wizard Civilization seemed to be crippling itself and selflessly contributing its own wealth.
But few knew that, in addition to releasing a batch of strategic reserve resources, Wizard Civilization would also issue another excess batch of Magic Coin in preparation for the coming Civilization War.
The total value of this batch of Magic Coin might reach into the hundreds of trillions.
Such a massive influx of Magic Coin would inevitably impact the Alliance market once again, yet the upper echelons of Wizard Civilization did not care about it.
To put it bluntly, the rules of Magic Coin were merely a means by which Wizard Civilization plundered and pillaged the wealth of its own Member Planes.
It was simply a more concealed method, one that did not inflict the searing pain of direct plunder.
Manipulating the value of Magic Coin was one way for the upper echelons of Wizard Civilization to play with the rules.
Only the foremost powers of Wizard World were truly qualified to participate.
Even those several large Alliance Planes could only protect themselves under such pressure. It was difficult for them to break free of the Burdens imposed by the rules of Magic Coin.
Unless they created a new currency system, but that would undoubtedly touch Wizard Civilization's reverse scale.
Moreover, in the eyes of Wizard Civilization's upper echelons, the continuous depreciation of Magic Coin in recent years was fundamentally a sign that the excess Magic Coin issued by Wizard Civilization was gradually failing