Based on this, if it took the f2p user to RuneScape gold make 100k the p2p participant could likely make 300k. The process of woodchopping is the same in both p2p or f2p. Magic trees need 75 wc to be cut, which means players with 70 wc would not be able to use the trees.

Although a dragon axe is an option for p2p players however, it doesn't offer a significant increase in cutting speed when compared to a rune-axe. You can cut yews at the same rate as f2p. However, p2p has a slight advantage in that there are fewer people at each place.

The fishing guild of P2P is a faster way to make money fishing. In f2p, fishing lobsters/swordfish from Karamja gives you maybe 20k per hour (no idea about the exact amount). The rate for p2p is at least twice that fast. This is because there is a bank located right next the fishing spots in the guild. The p2p player could also fish shark and monkfish which could also give even more profit per hour. In the same time that a f2p player makes 100k from fishing, a P2P player can earn 200-300k.

Mining is the same scenario. Although the mining guild of p2p remains one of best places to find coal/mith within the game, there is only a handful of people around the world, which means you'll always have some stones to your name. The wilderness teleporting feature allows you to be more secure and easier to use the p2p mining sites. A f2p player might make 100k in mining, while a p2p participant could make 150-200k.

Higher levels are where p2p really shines. If you have 90+ stats during combat, you will usually find small teams, or you could try playing as a solo player against some of the top level NPCs such as the GWD bosses (and I'm sure there are many more huge ones that idk the names of) that usually offer you a decent drop of 5-10m+ every now and then. Slayer can also be a means to old school runescape buy gold make some extra money. I made around 400-500k per hour playing green dragons at level 110, while gaining decent combat experience at the same time.