The majority of the content in Animal Crossing: New Horizons is geared toward generating revenue for the game's publishers.  Sales of insects and fish are made, your island is enhanced with more expensive fruits, and you make money through the trading of building materials and furnishings.  Everything has been completed in order for you to beautify your island, develop towns, and increase housing capacity. The bell, which has been a part of Animal Crossing since its GameCube days, and the new secondary form Nook Miles are the only currencies in New Horizons, unlike previous games. When it comes to paying off your mortgage, Animal Crossing Bells are still very important.  In fact, they are essential.  Use the remaining Bells to purchase clothing, construct infrastructure, and other necessities.  If you're looking for the most affordable bells, you can find them at Akrpg.  com.  With the day's most popular item, sell itYou should start with Nook's Cranny, which is the first store you should visit on your island. . To support the shopkeepers Tommy and Tommy, you can sell various items in this location.  Throughout the day, a new hot item is added to the list that is not located in the store.  Whatever is listed there has the potential to be sold at twice its normal selling price, which is a very simple way to generate income quickly at the outset of the business.  More ACNH Items can be obtained at any time by visiting akrpg.  com.  If you gather all the necessary materials and educate yourself on how to make popular workbench items, you should be able to construct popular items for your workbench with the help of New Horizons' new production capabilities. So far, the gong has proven to be one of the most profitable hot items I've observed in rotation.  As soon as the gongs doubled in size, each gong brought me 10,000 bells.  Keep a share of common items such as wood, iron, and weeds from the storage vault on the house on hand in case hot items require the use of these materials during construction.  If it is not absolutely necessary, avoid using the drop boxIt is important to note that Animal Crossing is a series that progresses in real time, which means that when it is dark outside in the real world, nighttime will appear in your game as well.  You can sell your wares right outside Nook's Cranny, which is open until 10 p.  m.  and has a drop box for you to use.  In most cases, however, it is preferable to avoid using it altogether.  The ability to play at night is particularly useful if you are someone who can only play during the day.  However, there is a fee associated with using this feature:You will only receive payment the following day after your items are purchased for 80% of their normal trade-in value.  Because of this, you would receive significantly less money than if you sold during regular business hours.  It's fine if your inventory is completely depleted; you can simply use your home storage to store any excess materials that can be sold the next day.Discover the location of the hidden money rockOnce a day, you should walk around your island with your shovel and hit every rock with it, because one of them may contain a cache of bells.  The amount varies, but hitting the rock several times in rapid succession can result in the greatest payout.  Consider delaying the construction of a second story to your homeTom Nook will ask for 5,000 Nook Miles from you in the early hours of the game in exchange for a tent, and then 98,000 bells to convert the tent into a house later in the game.  Once you've completed that, it's best to hold off on expanding your home in order to save money to aid in the completion of quests (such as beautifying your town) and the subsequent unlocking of other features.  Naturally, this is entirely up to you, but for those who wish to take advantage of the full range of game mechanics and features, saving money in advance can make the process much simpler.