Predictions of the economic shift with Crimsonwood?

Of course there is. Masteria's a continent, so it's not like NLC is going to be the only place that sells pots. It's one of the two or three (I'm assuming) towns Masteria will end up having. Since the announcment stating that Crimsonwood would have monsters that level 120+ could train on, I've been looking at Crimsonwood as more of a dungeon-like area (Such as Main Leafre -> Deep Leafre, or Aqua -> Aqua Dungeon.)

Because of the the level 120+ label that Crimsonwood has already gained, it's easy to imagine there being new 'more powerful' pots because the area is populated with 'more powerful' players. But it's also easy to assume because it's never happened with any other dungeon-like area before. Deep Leafre or Aqua Dungeon never had any new pots, but then again, this is Nexon's little experiment. Who knows.

Plus, I could be completely wrong about Crimsonwood being the 'deeper, dungeon-like' part of NLC.

We already know that Crimsonwood will have a town map, and that will make 3 towns in Masteria after just the one year. We also know about the unreleased Krakia, which is specifically called a city, so that's at least 4 towns. I wouldn't be surprised if Masteria ends up with as many towns as Ossyria in the end.

As a point of reference our existing Masteria is already bigger than Zipangu (excluding Kaede for the moment), and if there are 31 maps added (as reported) That would give Masteria a total of 84 maps, where as Zipangu with Kaede only has 66. I think it's pretty amazing that in one year we've already made our continent bigger than the oldest original continent.