'If there's a concern about flooding too many pebbles into the market'
I feel like this wouldn't be an issue, if the game wasn't so focused on P2W. Comparisons to FR is something this place will have to get used to - a game doesn't last 10 years without doing something right, even if it has had its controversial moments (never mind the migration of players from FR to check out LW). Fact is, though, FR has massive treasure sinks all over the place -- Lair expansions, genes and scrolls, marketplace stuff, monthly skins -- the need for treasure is high enough that people are willing to exchange purchased gems in order to get their hands on treasure, if they don't have the means to earn it - and earning it is easy, if you have the patience for the daily 75k, and coliseum grinding, or breeding fodder to exalt - which gives you like 2kt straight from the nest, and most people train them up to 6-7, which gives out around the 10kt mark. Each.
But gems can also be easily earned in-game, in smaller amounts; in treasure chests of various quantities, occasionally through exalting, and as a daily reward for keeping dragons well fed.
Meanwhile, here, almost everything requires moonstones, and you can't even earn them in game. You can get shards, and then turn those into moonstones -- but to do that, you have to grind all over the place (professions and the daily activities, primarily) -- and then you are capped before you can even make a dent. Like, I think you can make ~3 moonstones a day? If you grind your life away and get all the shards to drop, which also relies on RNG, so you don't know how long it will ACTUALLY take.
Gone on a bit of a tangent, there, lol. But I fully agree with and support the need for the wolf release aspect to get better rewards - knucklebones and higher pebbles for sure. It still takes 50 knucklebones and a Hunt to get one wild wolf guarantee, and if people don't want to, or can't, dedicate time to the Campaign, they should be able to get their hands on wild wolves without having to fork out, either on sprinkles after getting a cheap and ugly ww, or a fortune to buy a pretty ww.