After running 120 maps in Path of Exile 2, I stumbled upon a currency farming trick that’s surprisingly efficient—and barely anyone is talking about it. If you’re looking to boost your PoE 2 currency stash without investing tons of resources or time, this method might just change the way you play.

Here’s what happened: I decided to run 120 Tier 9–11 maps using a basic magic find build. I focused on maximizing clear speed and pack size, with a bit of investment into Scarabs and sextants. The real secret, though, came from combining Delirium Mirrors with Abyss nodes in map regions that have currency duplication modifiers. That’s when the PoE 2 currency started flowing like crazy.

By pairing these modifiers, I noticed a sharp increase in the drop rate of Chaos Orbs, Orb of Binding, and even a few Exalted Orbs. I also found a good amount of Orb of Unmaking and Ancient Orbs, which are still in high demand due to their utility in resetting passive trees and rerolling uniques.

The key strategy here involves targeting specific map mechanics. For this farm, I used the following method:

Choose maps in Valdo's Rest or Haewark Hamlet, as they often have atlas passives that boost currency drops.

Always roll maps with high pack size (at least 20%). Use Orbs of Alchemy or Orbs of Chaos to reroll maps if necessary.

Use Delirium Orbs (preferably Singular Delirium or Skittering Delirium) to add layers of rewards.

Stack Abyss encounters, especially in zones where you’ve allocated abyssal depth passives.

This combo massively increases monster density, and if you're lucky enough to get an Abyssal Depth with a Lich boss, you’ll almost always walk out with high-value currency drops.

I tested this on multiple builds, but ranged clear-speed builds (like Lightning Arrow or Toxic Rain) worked the best. If your build can’t handle dense mobs, scale down the difficulty or skip some Abysses.

Many players focus on traditional methods to farm PoE 2 currency, like spamming Chaos Recipes or flipping on the trade market. But this method—running high-value maps with stacked mechanics—feels like a currency glitch in disguise because of how consistent the results were.

For those looking to buy PoE 2 currency to speed up their build progression, this method can serve as a solid way to offset your costs by farming part of your needs yourself. Of course, if you’re short on time, platforms like u4gm are popular for their speed and secure transactions—but nothing beats the satisfaction of watching the loot rain down after a successful Delirium Abyss run.

One last tip: Use your Orbs of Horizon to convert unneeded maps into the desired tier, and don't forget to sell extra maps for currency. It’s small moves like these that help snowball your wealth.

So if you're feeling stuck or broke in PoE 2, try this map strategy. You might just stumble onto your own version of a "currency glitch." Happy farming!