Currency Market
The currency market is the place for changing country currency per gold. Hence, I feel like most players will get used to this feature really fast. First of all, you'll need to access the tab Market > Currency Market. This will allow you to have a first look into the two ways of exchanging currencies. You can activate or not the Advanced Mode. This mode allows you to see who is making an offer and the quantity.
Here, the Advanced Mode is activated.
Looking at this window, we want to ask for your attention on the top right corner of the image. There will be where you set up your preferences. You'll be able to see all offers. In this example, we're trying to buy gold or selling a currency called ZUS. The only offer that stands is one from Cicero and we're about to break it down for you. At this point, Cícero is selling a total of 253.486 gold and he's selling for a rate of 1:100, which means that 1 gold will be traded for 100 ZUS. Easy, right?
Now on to the bottom inputs: As I've said before, in this menu, we're trying to buy gold OR to sell ZUS. This part is to sell ZUS.
Right here, we're setting an offer where we're selling 5 ZUS, with a rate of 100:1. As you as you create the offer, it will be shown on the next menu, where we're trying to buy ZUS and sell gold.
Remember the top right corner button.
This is what the previous offer we've made looks like. Once again, pay attention to the top right corner, we've clicked on the button with the green and red arrows, to switch the currency that we're buying. By now, you should be able to analyse these offers. It's no big deal, I know.
Below the offers in the currency market, there's again a Create Offer window. This time, we're listing how many gold we want to sell and the rate. In this example, we're trying to sell 2 gold, for 99 ZUS, each piece of gold. Giving a possible earning of 198 ZUS.
After all that was explained, we can assume that this last offer will pop up in the first menu we saw.
It's also possible to use this market as a President or Minister of Labor, using the public coffers. Make sure to learn more on Political Positions over here.