I'm a stocking casher and have some queries.

I have 2 options now:

a) go over the $2b limit and lose money to corruption
b) buy bushels at high price on the public market and sell them at approx $35 at the end of the reset in my private market. This will result in quite a substantial loss of value.

At what point would option a) be better than option b)?

You lose 0.1% of your cash over $2b each turn

So figure out how many turns you will be cashing with over 2B cash (call it X turns), and calculate 0.999^X
That is the percentage your cash stockpile will decay to corruption.

Take the public market price for food, multiply it by 1.06 if needed, and then divide it by either $35 or $36 depending on your destocking method. That is the percentage your stockpile will lose value if it is converted to bushels.

A more complex calculation would be to assume that you stockpile cash over the $2b limit, and then you buy food at $36 once food crashes, and then keep cashing turns while no longer over the $2b limit. If you're really into math, you could figure out how to adapt the above equations to represent that scenario, as it may turn out to be the best option for you.

Thanks, I was looking for an answer to this too. :)

In short, your gonna have to buy bushels unless you get decay bonus.


Cause bushels stay at $40+ for atleast 2 weeks.