Taken to an extreme example, theoretically you'd be able to raise 600 million and some change if the feature was utilized to its maximum extent.

Suppose for a moment that we suggested a feature that could add up to 25% of the entire game's economy in a single day.  Suppose for a moment we suggested a feature that could add even half of that in a day.  The feedback would be filled with "game breaking" and "adding too much money to the game" before you likely even got a thread out.  The notion for a feature that would even add 5% more per day would be ridiculous and not worth discussing.

I think there's a way where that feature can be allowed to provide some emergency funds without it presenting the risk for abuse.  Spacing out the refresh times, implementing daily or hourly limits on individuals, lowering the amount offered so that it truly is a last resort (as buying credits at 525K/ea are) or a combination of all of these could be implemented with a focus on limiting the amount that can be added to the economy in a given timeframe while allowing people to still have an option to liquidate some of their holdings if and only if it is a necessity.

Bravo JeanRalphio 

Bravo!!! 

You got my vote buddy.