An SBC pack was recently added to the code, and leaks reveal exciting details about the FC Pro Live promo team arriving Friday. This update discusses market trends, trading strategies, SBC content, and the potential return of FC 25 Exchanges.

Market Trends and Trading Opportunities

Market prices have started rebounding after early-week panic selling. Some assets, like promo cards, show upward trends, suggesting decent buy opportunities. Coins remain tight, but trading with calculated risks can yield profits. For example, cards like Ayew moved from 282,000 coins to 339,000 coins, providing substantial flip opportunities. Investing in out-of-pack cards, especially mid-to-low-budget ones, offers strong trade potential as these items remain in demand.

Rush Points and SBC Content

Rush objectives received a refresh, continuing with seven-minute Dash as the best mode to earn double Rush points. A new Rush mode, Evolve Adapt Overcome, was introduced to focus on evolutions. However, it lacks double points or additional objectives.

On the SBC front, Player of the Month Divock Origi arrived, requiring 81 and 82-rated squads with informs. The card’s low cost makes it viable for SBC fodder or completing League SBCs like the World Tour upgrade for Mathys Tel. An 84×2 upgrade SBC dropped but offered minimal returns, requiring three 84-rated cards and an 83-rated squad while yielding mostly low-value duplicates.

FC 25 Exchanges: Leaks and Implications

FC 25 Exchanges, one of the most popular features from previous years, appear set to return. Last year, they allowed trading high-rated cards (85–89) for large packs like the 89-rated duplicate exchange, which gave back 51 players (14 rare).

This early leak indicates EA may reintroduce these exchanges during the Black Friday promo. However, speculation suggests limitations such as reduced pack sizes, restricted ratings, or capped usage. Despite this, investing in 89-rated fodder has already caused price increases from 18,000 to 21,000 coins.

Leaks and Upcoming Content

The promo packs and leaked content suggest preparations for the next season. Highlights include:

  1. Division Rivals Rewards: Packs like 80+ x40 and 80+ x75 indicate revamped rewards for competitive modes.
  2. Icon SBCs: Expect new icon packs such as the Max 90 Base Icon Pack, possibly arriving Sunday.
  3. Party Bag Packs: RTK, Total Rush, and Trailblazers packs could drop soon, offering chances at high-value cards like Vinícius Júnior and Erling Haaland.

Market Strategy and Fodder Investments

To prepare for FC 25 Exchanges, focus on fodder-rated cards (88–89), as these may become essential for high-value SBCs. Avoid speculative overspending, as EA may restrict pack rewards or usage. Mid-budget out-of-pack cards are rising in value, presenting safer investment opportunities. Additionally, monitor market trends closely during content drops to spot underpriced assets. Promo leaks and Black Friday anticipation suggest potential market dips, providing further buy-low, sell-high opportunities.

Diversify investments across ratings and card types, balancing high-value cards with budget-friendly options to reduce risks. Focus on cards with consistent demand to maximize trade profits.

The excitement around FC 25 Exchanges and FC Pro Live is palpable. Leaks suggest substantial opportunities for players, from improved rewards to efficient trading strategies. Keep an eye on market movements, invest wisely, and prepare for the upcoming Black Friday promo.