The Currency Map: What Matters Most (So You Don’t Get Overwhelmed)

Legend of YMIR has multiple “currency lanes,” and the fastest way to understand them is to group them by purpose:

• Everyday progression currencies: used constantly for upgrades and normal play (Silver, Diamonds).
• Marketplace and trading currencies: earned by selling items to other players, then used to buy what you’re missing (Diamonds in the Trade Station; WEMIX/Diamonds in the Region Trade Station depending on your selection).
• Tokenomics layer currencies: linked to token systems and wallet features (gWEMIX, sWEMIX, WEMIX, Mileage, Governance Coins, Plus Points, YMT, YMC).
• Crafting/refinement “material currencies”: coins and items that function like currencies because they gate recipes (Yggdrasil Coins, Season Coins, Refining Stone, and other refine-related materials).

You don’t have to use every lane to progress. Many players build strong accounts focusing mostly on Silver + Diamonds + crafting materials, then only touch token systems later (or never). The key is to avoid mixing lanes blindly.

Silver: Your “Daily Upgrade Fuel” Currency

Silver is your most common currency, and it’s the one you’ll feel shortages of when you upgrade too aggressively. In practice, Silver behaves like your “operating budget”:

• It supports routine upgrades and system usage.
• It’s constantly gained and constantly drained.
• Running out of it usually means you upgraded too many things at once, or you upgraded the wrong things.

How to earn Silver efficiently (high-level, safe guidance)

Silver is earned through normal gameplay loops—quests, hunting, dungeon clears, and structured daily content. The important part isn’t one secret method; it’s consistency and efficiency:

• Do structured daily content first (because it’s designed to give concentrated rewards).
• Keep your clear speed high (better kills per minute = better income).
• Don’t waste time traveling or dying (time loss = Silver loss).

How to spend Silver wisely

Use Silver for “always worth it” upgrades first:

• Your core skills that you actually press in combat.
• Safe, planned enhancement cycles (instead of random upgrading).
• Systems that improve your ability to farm, survive, and qualify for better content.

Avoid blowing Silver on:

• upgrading everything equally,
• repeatedly resetting systems “just to test” (testing is good, but do it with intent),
• risky enhancement behavior that sends you into resource recovery mode.

Diamonds: The Most Important Currency for Smart Players

Diamonds are the currency that unlocks convenience, market power, and certain progression actions. The reason Diamonds feel so valuable is because they can solve problems faster than grinding can—when used carefully.

How Diamonds are earned (the big reliable method)

The cleanest and most consistent way to earn Diamonds is selling tradable items to other players through the Trade Station, then settling the proceeds in Diamonds.

Diamonds spending philosophy

Diamonds should be treated like “decision power,” not “shopping money.” The best Diamond spending does one of these:

• Breaks a progression wall immediately (you can enter better content).
• Prevents a major mistake (you avoid wasting rare resources).
• Converts time into progress (you skip a bottleneck that would take hours to farm).

If a Diamond spend doesn’t do one of those things, it’s probably a “nice-to-have” and should wait.

Trade Station Diamonds: How to Earn More and Avoid Fee Traps

The Trade Station is your main in-game marketplace within your server group, and it’s one of the most important systems for “earn and spend wisely” gameplay.

How to sell without losing value

When you list an item for sale, you’ll see useful pricing signals like:

• recent average unit price,
• current minimum price,
• and unit price guidance.

Use those to avoid the two beginner disasters:

• listing far too cheap (you donate value to other players),
• or listing too expensive and repeatedly canceling.

The biggest Trade Station trap

If you cancel a listing to retrieve your item, the listing fee is non-refundable. That means indecision literally costs Diamonds over time.

Practical Trade Station rules

• Only list items you are sure you want to sell.
• Price close to reality so it sells without multiple cancellations.
• Sell duplicates first (especially duplicates you don’t need for account systems).
• Build a habit: list once per day, settle once per day, then stop thinking about it.

What to sell as a beginner

A safe beginner approach:

• Sell tradable duplicates that do not help your current build and do not help your near-term upgrades.
• Sell tradable items you cannot use (wrong class) if they aren’t part of a short-term plan.

A smart step before selling:

• Make sure you’re not selling something you’ll need for a growth system or planned craft step (don’t turn tomorrow’s upgrade into today’s Diamonds by accident).

Region Trade Station: Bigger Market, Bigger Rules

The Region Trade Station is a region-based exchange where you can register or purchase specific categories of items (including NFI/season items and certain grades of tradable items), but it has additional rules and usually requires wallet linking for WEMIX-based operations.

The key feature: you choose the trading currency

In the Region Trade Station interface, you can select WEMIX or Diamonds as the trading currency. Your selected currency changes which listings you see and what currency you’ll receive when selling.

Practical rules

• Double-check the currency selection before listing an item.
• Understand that wallet linking is required for certain WEMIX interactions.
• Treat region trading as “advanced market play”: great when you know what you’re doing, risky if you don’t.

gWEMIX: The Core Gameplay Token You Can Earn

gWEMIX is presented as a core token created by collecting gWEMIX pieces obtained from gameplay sources, and it connects to the tokenomics layer.

How gWEMIX is created

A key conversion rule is:

• 100,000 gWEMIX pieces = 1 gWEMIX

This matters because it changes how you think about drops. Pieces feel tiny, but they’re part of a large conversion.

Where gWEMIX pieces come from (main sources)

gWEMIX pieces are obtained through gameplay content such as:

• Hall of Gold hunting,
• bosses & raids,
• and contested areas.

There can be server-based caps and tax rules tied to certain content types, so the most reliable approach is to treat gWEMIX as a long-term accumulation rather than a “fast farm” you expect to max every day.

Hall of Gold: The gWEMIX Shard Engine

Hall of Gold is content where you can obtain gWEMIX shards/pieces and it sits at the core of the token earning loop.

What makes Hall of Gold special

• It has a time-based usage model (default time).
• It includes common and inter-server options, with shared time rules.

Time-based rule to remember

Hall of Gold is described as usable for 3 hours per day as default time, and base time resets on a weekly schedule (check your server region time settings).

How to use Hall of Gold wisely

If you plan to use it:

• Treat it like “value time”: don’t waste it dying or wandering.
• Go in when you can focus and farm cleanly.
• Use it as part of a routine, not as a panic fix when you’re already behind.

If you do not plan to use token systems at all, you can still ignore Hall of Gold and progress through normal MMORPG systems—but understanding what it is helps you avoid confusion when you see gWEMIX-related rewards.

Station: Converting gWEMIX to WEMIX (With Limits and Fees)

The Station is a system where you can register your gWEMIX for sale and settle in WEMIX.

Two very important rules define how Station behaves:

• You can set the amount of gWEMIX to register, but you cannot set the sale price yourself.
• Settlement gives you the amount minus a purchase fee.

There are also daily limits and a “time to purchase” behavior described in the tokenomics rules:

• global and per-account caps exist,
• and a purchase fee structure can apply after a certain time window.

When Station makes sense

• When you are intentionally participating in tokenomics features.
• When you understand fees and limits and you’re not relying on “perfect timing.”

When to avoid Station

• If you don’t fully understand wallet requirements, fees, and settlement rules.
• If you are a beginner still trying to stabilize basic progression.

Token Bag: sWEMIX, Minting, and the Daily Limit Concept

The Token Bag (Coin Bag) is where you view coin-type items and access token exchange actions like minting.

A core minting concept described in token policies:

• sWEMIX can be used for minting WEMIX,
• and a daily minting limit is applied (with a reset schedule).

If you’re not using token systems, you can treat this as “advanced economy.” If you are using them, the key spending wisdom is:

• never mint impulsively,
• and always consider fees and daily limits as part of your plan.

Deposit: Turning Coins Into Mileage (and Yggdrasil Into Governance Coins)

Deposit is a staking-style system that converts certain deposited coins into reward currencies over time.

Mileage via deposits

By depositing sWEMIX or gWEMIX, you can earn Mileage, which can be used in the Shop (Mileage exchange section). The amount of Mileage gained depends on the interest rate applied to the deposit option.

Beginner view of Mileage

Mileage is best treated as “slow and steady shop buying power.”

• It’s not fast cash.
• It’s best for players who like building value over time.

Governance Coins via deposits

By depositing Yggdrasil Coins, you can earn Governance Coins, used for Voting features.

Deposit also includes practical limits and structure:

• deposit entries can have minimum deposit requirements,
• regional caps can prevent deposits once reached,
• and interest is calculated based on deposit days and an interest formula.

Spending wisdom for Deposit

• Don’t lock coins into deposits that you might need immediately for crafting or upgrades.
• Only deposit “surplus” that you’re confident you won’t need for short-term progression.

Vote: Governance Coins, Rewards, and the Diamond Cost Trap

Vote is a feature where you spend Governance Coins to participate in representative voting and earn reward items based on votes cast.

Two beginner-relevant details make Vote part of a currency guide:

• Voting uses Governance Coins.
• Candidate registration requires Diamonds and has strict limits.

Why this matters to your wallet

If you’re not planning to compete for representative status, Vote can still matter because:

• Governance Coins have value in voting loops,
• and voting rewards can exist.

But the bigger Diamond lesson is this:

• Some features can consume large chunks of Diamonds quickly (example: candidate registration).
• If Diamonds are your progression fuel, don’t spend them on prestige actions unless you’ve already stabilized your core account growth.

WEMIX PLUS and Plus Points: A “Meta” Reward Layer

WEMIX PLUS is a tiered benefits system where you earn Plus Points from WEMIX-related activity and receive benefits.

Plus Points can be credited from sources like:

• spending WEMIX in the Region Trade Station,
• earning Mileage from staking rewards,
• and spending WEMIX in the shop.

A major rule that affects long-term planning:

• a percentage of your held Plus Points can be deducted on a monthly schedule, which can drop your grade.

Practical wisdom

• Treat Plus Points like a “tier progression system,” not like spendable currency.
• Don’t chase tier growth at the cost of your core progression. Your character power still comes primarily from gear, skills, account systems, and routine content.

Yggdrasil Coins and Season Coins: Crafting/Refine Gate Currencies

Some “coins” act like currencies because they’re required to craft or refine important equipment.

A major example is the NFI refinement and crafting loop:

• NFI equipment can be crafted using Yggdrasil Coins and Season Coins.
• New season NFI equipment may be craftable only with Season Coins depending on season rules.

Spending wisdom

• Treat Yggdrasil Coins and Season Coins as “recipe-gate currencies.”
• Don’t spend them on the first craft you see; spend them as part of a planned gear path you actually intend to maintain.

If you waste these, you don’t just lose currency—you lose access to the next stage of gear crafting and refinement.

Refining Stone and Refine Coin: Converting Gear Into Coins (Economy Impact)

Refine Coin is a system where you refine coins using:

• tradable equipment of Rare grade or higher (excluding NFI equipment),
• plus a Refining Stone.

On success, the gear and Refining Stone are consumed and you obtain the coin; on failure, the gear remains and the Refining Stone is consumed.

Why this belongs in a currency guide

Because it changes how you value gear drops:

• Some tradable Rare+ gear is not only “gear” or “sellable loot”—it can also be “refine input.”
• That creates real demand and changes prices in player markets.

Spending wisdom:

• Don’t automatically dismantle or sell tradable Rare+ gear until you understand whether your account benefits more from:
• Diamonds now,
• refinement progress,
• or keeping the gear for your build.

Shop Currencies: YMIR Point, YMIR Cash, Mileage, and YMT

The Shop supports multiple payment methods and exchange tabs, depending on platform.

Mileage (Shop Exchange)

Mileage can be used in the Shop’s Mileage exchange section to purchase items using Mileage earned through in-game content via deposits.

Wisdom

• Mileage is best spent on items that improve your long-term progression, not on short-term convenience you’ll forget tomorrow.

YMIR Point

YMIR Point is a shop payment method that can be purchased through the in-game recharge flow. Not all products are purchasable with points; only items with the appropriate icon next to the price support it.

Wisdom

• Treat YMIR Point purchases like “planned investment,” not impulse buys.

YMIR Cash (YMC)

YMIR Cash is a payment currency used in the Shop (PC-focused) that requires wallet connection and has non-refundability rules.

Wisdom

• Only consider YMC if you’re already comfortable with wallet-linked systems and you are deliberately purchasing items that support your goals.

YMIR Treasure (YMT)

YMT is described as a core utility currency required for special shops and as a key currency on Partner servers, with connections to Partner shops and certain reward structures.

Wisdom

• YMT is not a beginner currency. Treat it as a specialized ecosystem currency that matters mostly if you are participating in partner-related systems.

A Safe Spending Order: Where Your Currencies Should Go First

If you want the simplest “spend wisely” plan that works for most players, use this order:

1. Survival and clear speed first
2. Spend Silver (and routine materials) on upgrades that keep you alive and speed up kills. Faster clears = more drops = more currency.
3. Stable upgrades before risky upgrades
4. Use safe enhancement targets and avoid “gambling” behavior that converts your savings into recovery time.
5. Market power next
6. Use Diamonds to remove bottlenecks (missing materials, needed upgrades) and to avoid wasting time on low-value farming.
7. Long-term account systems after
8. Once your daily engine is stable, you can invest more into long-term systems (collections, companion progression, controlled refinement goals).
9. Prestige and optional economy layers last
10. Voting prestige costs, PLUS chasing, and token conversions should come after your character progression is smooth.

This keeps your progression stable and prevents the classic “I spent a lot but didn’t get stronger” feeling.

Your Beginner Currency Budget: A Simple Template You Can Follow

Use this as a mental budget. It prevents overspending and helps you stay consistent.

Daily “Income Block”

• Do one market action (list items once, settle once).
• Do your best daily structured content first.
• Set offline/long-term systems before logging out.

Daily “Spending Caps”

• Diamonds: set a daily cap you do not exceed unless you are breaking a clear progression wall.
• Silver: spend freely on upgrades that increase clear speed and survivability, but avoid “upgrade everything” behavior.
• Crafting coins/material currencies: do not spend unless you’re crafting toward a planned piece or milestone.

Weekly “Big Spend Day”

Once per week, choose one day to do bigger actions:

• planned crafting/refinement steps,
• larger enhancement sessions,
• or targeted market buys.

Why weekly? Because you’ll have more information:

• what you actually needed during the week,
• what you mistakenly ran out of,
• what the market price trends look like.

This prevents “panic spending.”

Fee Traps and Common Currency Mistakes

Avoid these and your account will feel richer and stronger within a few days.

• Canceling Trade Station listings repeatedly (you lose non-refundable fees).
• Buying convenience items constantly instead of buying bottleneck materials or real upgrades.
• Spending Diamonds before checking whether the item is actually needed for your next milestone.
• Using rare crafting coins without a plan (then hitting a wall you can’t craft through).
• Jumping into token conversions without understanding fees and limits (Station, minting, and region trade rules matter).
• Over-investing into prestige systems early (like costly candidate registration) while your core power is still unstable.
• Forgetting that time-based content is currency (skipping daily/weekly time-based systems costs you income).

Practical Rules for Earning and Spending Wisely (Copy-and-Use Checklist)

Use these rules as your daily guardrails:

• Rule 1: Spend Diamonds only on progress, not vibes. If it doesn’t break a wall, save them.
• Rule 2: List once, settle once, stop. The market rewards consistency, not constant fiddling.
• Rule 3: Never cancel listings unless you must. Non-refundable fees are silent Diamond leaks.
• Rule 4: Don’t invest in a system you don’t understand. Token features are optional; confusion is expensive.
• Rule 5: Spend “gate currencies” only on planned milestones. Yggdrasil/Season/refine materials should be spent on a clear next step.
• Rule 6: Use time-based content like a paycheck. If something resets daily or weekly, missing it is missing income.
• Rule 7: Build two budgets: daily spend and weekly spend. Daily keeps you stable; weekly lets you invest.
• Rule 8: If you feel broke, stop upgrading and start earning for one session. One focused “income session” often fixes everything.
• Rule 9: Protect your clear speed. Your best currency farm is killing faster and dying less.
• Rule 10: When in doubt, keep it. Selling the wrong item can delay you longer than selling it can help.

BoostRoom: Turn Currency Into Progress (Without Wasting It)

If you want your currencies to feel like a plan instead of a guessing game, BoostRoom can help you build a simple, personal “earn/spend roadmap” for your class and your available playtime.

With BoostRoom you can get:

• a Diamond plan (what to sell, what to buy, and what to never waste fees on),
• a weekly upgrade budget (so you stop spending impulsively),
• a progression-first spending priority list (what actually increases Combat Power and clears gates),
• help deciding whether token systems are worth touching for your goals,
• and a routine that makes your account earn currencies consistently without burnout.

BoostRoom’s goal is straightforward: more power per currency, faster progress per hour, fewer regrets.

FAQ

What currency should I care about most as a beginner?

Diamonds (for market power and bottleneck fixing) and Silver (for everyday upgrades) matter most early. Treat specialized coins (token and refine currencies) as “planned milestone” resources.

What’s the safest way to earn Diamonds?

Sell tradable items through the Trade Station and settle the proceeds into Diamonds. Keep listings stable and avoid canceling to protect fees.

Why do I keep losing Diamonds on the market?

The most common reason is canceling listings: listing fees are non-refundable. Price carefully using the market’s price info so you don’t need to cancel and re-list repeatedly.

Should I use the Region Trade Station or just the Trade Station?

Start with the Trade Station. Use the Region Trade Station later when you understand currency selection (WEMIX/Diamonds), wallet requirements, and the larger-market fee and settlement rules.

What is Mileage and is it worth it?

Mileage is earned through the Deposit system (staking sWEMIX or gWEMIX) and can be used in the Shop’s Mileage exchange. It’s best for long-term, steady value—not quick progression.

What are Governance Coins used for?

Governance Coins are used for voting features. They’re earned through Yggdrasil Coin deposits via the Deposit system.

What is gWEMIX and do I need it to progress?

gWEMIX is a token created by collecting gWEMIX pieces from certain content sources. You do not need it for normal MMORPG progression, but it matters if you participate in token systems.

Is it smart to spend Diamonds on voting candidate registration?

Only if you have a clear reason and you’ve already stabilized your core progression. For most players, Diamonds are better used to remove upgrade bottlenecks and accelerate power growth.