Unless somebody from EA has some valid reasons as to how this 'Make high-rated players more attainable for all FUT gamers and ensure a level playing field' can happen due to the changes and explain the reasoning behind it then I can only assume that:
EA are dressing up this attempt to, for want of a better term, get one up on coin sellers and take back some sales of FIFA points that have been taken, as an attempt to help the average FUT player attain top players.
Actually, I can only see this change make it harder to obtain top players. They are now less coins yes, but supply is likely to be restricted on even more players. Moreover, most valid trading methods available to a casual player (59th low bin, IF Trading Method) are highly restricted by the price limits (particularly minimum).
The fact there is a minimum at all makes me more sure it is more of an attempt to boost revenue than help the consumer as it is surely there to make trading harder to boost FIFA point sales. What's the point of dressing it up? Or a valid set of points?
The #1 aim is obviously fixed at coin selling and also to "improve" FP's perceived value:
1) low cap means it will no longer be possible to list a discard POS for 2m or whatever you want to buy from the coin seller
2) high cap means players' coins vapourize overnight, this happens often but never in such magnitude before, regardless if you are legit/coin buying players
3) 5% tax remains, quicksell price remains the same old but not to the low BIN cap? Further diminishing coin value and number of Fifa 16 coins in liquidity
All these mean card/coin value is increased against real world currecny, FP value in relation is also increased (in theory). But doing this in the mid-cycle of a game is just... well. Fiscal year ends in 3 weeks that's where they look at it seems.
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