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🎃 A Halloween treat from me to the CREDITS community
🧧 I’ve been teasing this gift for a week or so now; happy to report it’s finally ready
I’ve built a free way to put your @jackbutcher CREDITS into digital collector cases
CREDIT ARCHIVE keeps the original artwork intact, t Rating & print traits together on each label
I also wanted a quick reference for my own collection: an easy way to see its rarity mix & scan each CREDIT’s CR points without opening everything individually
Hopefully you’ll find that useful too
No wallet connection, mint or fee
Just a new way to understand, display & share what you collect
▷ HOW IT WORKS
Enter a wallet address or ENS name to load its loose CREDITS, or look up a single CREDIT by token number
Browse in grid view, switch to larger cases, sort by rarity or filter by R-grade
Tap “View case” to open an individual case & save its image
For a collection image, tap “Make collection image”
Choose your own selection of up to 12, or use “Select top 12” to grab your rarest
Smaller collections get a “Select all” option
You can also copy a public gallery link to share your wallet’s collection
▷ WHAT DO R10–R1 MEAN?
They’re rarity tiers based on the original 122,154-piece ranking, with R10 the rarest
Each CREDIT gets the highest tier it qualifies for
R10 ▷ Top 300
R9 ▷ Top 600
R8 ▷ Top 1,200
R7 ▷ Top 2,500
R6 ▷ Top 5,000
R5 ▷ Top 10,000
R4 ▷ Top 20,000
R3 ▷ Top 35,000
R2 ▷ Top 50,000
R1 ▷ Ranks 50,001–122,154
Burns don’t reshuffle the grades
This is our independent collector shorthand, not an official Jack Butcher grading system or a price estimate
My 12 rarest below 👇
Give yours a spin & show us your collection
Access here, hosting & compute compliments of @GridPhantoms & @GridLabsX:
gridphantoms.app/credits/gallery
🧧 I’ve been teasing this gift for a week or so now; happy to report it’s finally ready
I’ve built a free way to put your @jackbutcher CREDITS into digital collector cases
CREDIT ARCHIVE keeps the original artwork intact, t Rating & print traits together on each label
I also wanted a quick reference for my own collection: an easy way to see its rarity mix & scan each CREDIT’s CR points without opening everything individually
Hopefully you’ll find that useful too
No wallet connection, mint or fee
Just a new way to understand, display & share what you collect
▷ HOW IT WORKS
Enter a wallet address or ENS name to load its loose CREDITS, or look up a single CREDIT by token number
Browse in grid view, switch to larger cases, sort by rarity or filter by R-grade
Tap “View case” to open an individual case & save its image
For a collection image, tap “Make collection image”
Choose your own selection of up to 12, or use “Select top 12” to grab your rarest
Smaller collections get a “Select all” option
You can also copy a public gallery link to share your wallet’s collection
▷ WHAT DO R10–R1 MEAN?
They’re rarity tiers based on the original 122,154-piece ranking, with R10 the rarest
Each CREDIT gets the highest tier it qualifies for
R10 ▷ Top 300
R9 ▷ Top 600
R8 ▷ Top 1,200
R7 ▷ Top 2,500
R6 ▷ Top 5,000
R5 ▷ Top 10,000
R4 ▷ Top 20,000
R3 ▷ Top 35,000
R2 ▷ Top 50,000
R1 ▷ Ranks 50,001–122,154
Burns don’t reshuffle the grades
This is our independent collector shorthand, not an official Jack Butcher grading system or a price estimate
My 12 rarest below 👇
Give yours a spin & show us your collection
Access here, hosting & compute compliments of @GridPhantoms & @GridLabsX:
gridphantoms.app/credits/gallery
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Ktrap retweeted
jpmorgan put bitcoin in its ten-year capital market assumptions for the first time: 10% a year through 2036, above us large caps and bonds
10% a year turns 75,958 into 197,000 by 2036. the worst ten-year stretch bitcoin has ever printed ran from the november 2013 top to november 2023: 31x, 41% a year. the bank’s number is about a quarter of the worst decade on the chart. that is what institutional entry looks like: conservative, late, and still bullish
10% a year turns 75,958 into 197,000 by 2036. the worst ten-year stretch bitcoin has ever printed ran from the november 2013 top to november 2023: 31x, 41% a year. the bank’s number is about a quarter of the worst decade on the chart. that is what institutional entry looks like: conservative, late, and still bullish
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Years of @NeoTokyoCode riddle-hunt conditioning kicked in the second I saw this GIF from @jackbutcher 😂
Those little CMYK blocks looked like something to decode
Turns out they’re decimal digits, with each tile’s white cells spelling out its value
Solid tile = 0
One white cell 3
And so on
The animation counts upward, accelerates & finally stops at:
▷ 10,367
🤔 Why that number?
With BARS, Bar #1 holds 1 $BALANCE, Bar #2 holds 2, and so on
Backing every consecutive bar through #10,367 would require:
▷ 53,742,528 BALANCE
The token’s total supply is:
▷ 53,750,000 BALANCE
That leaves just 7,472, not enough to cast the next bar, which would need 10,368
👀 The GIF stops at exactly the largest consecutive BARS series the entire supply could back at once
My read: the mathematical boundary of BARS, written in Jack’s own CMYK number language
Not a prediction that every bar gets cast, but a pretty beautiful connection between the art & its underlying constraints
🤫 Not financial advice, but $BALANCE looks quite undervalued here at FDV of $982k
Those little CMYK blocks looked like something to decode
Turns out they’re decimal digits, with each tile’s white cells spelling out its value
Solid tile = 0
One white cell 3
And so on
The animation counts upward, accelerates & finally stops at:
▷ 10,367
🤔 Why that number?
With BARS, Bar #1 holds 1 $BALANCE, Bar #2 holds 2, and so on
Backing every consecutive bar through #10,367 would require:
▷ 53,742,528 BALANCE
The token’s total supply is:
▷ 53,750,000 BALANCE
That leaves just 7,472, not enough to cast the next bar, which would need 10,368
👀 The GIF stops at exactly the largest consecutive BARS series the entire supply could back at once
My read: the mathematical boundary of BARS, written in Jack’s own CMYK number language
Not a prediction that every bar gets cast, but a pretty beautiful connection between the art & its underlying constraints
🤫 Not financial advice, but $BALANCE looks quite undervalued here at FDV of $982k
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I painfully read his quoted article.
"I don't mean the surgeon, I mean the guy who makes $10K a minute in his sleep."
His own article admits the $10K figure is wrong, admits it's "shares nobody has sold," and admits Musk "lost" $74B in a day. Income doesn't vanish on a Thursday. Paper wealth does.
You don't tax a scoreboard. You tax income, and when billionaires sell, they pay. Musk paid roughly $11B in one year when he did.
The "Berkeley economists" he cites openly campaign for a wealth tax, and he said so himself.
Their "effective rate" counts company profits the owner never received, and gets "everyone else" to 30% by stacking on payroll and sales tax. The bottom half pays about 3% in federal income tax.
These “experts” love to camouflage exaggerated claims in fancy terms that the reader likes to think he understands.
His own article says Newsom opposed it because the rich would leave. He's right. France had a wealth tax and watched thousands of millionaires walk out before repealing it in 2017. Norway raised theirs and its richest people moved to Switzerland.
When they go, the jobs, the investment and the tax base go with them, and the poor are left with the bill. When the tax base leaves, governments print the difference, and inflation hits the poor first and hardest.
That surgeon he’s "protecting" works in a hospital built by investors, uses equipment from companies that only exist because someone could get rich building them, and gets paid by insurers funded by the jobs those companies create.
And "eat the rich" isn't a policy, it's a cannibalism slogan. Seriously grotesque, which perfectly fits the recent “we want blood” rage mood these guys are trying to set. “The revolution will have collateral damage.”
Every movement that started by eating the billionaires ended up eating the surgeons, the shopkeepers and the farmers too. Actually pick up a history book on Russia, China or Cuba to see how that went.
The only logical conclusion I can draw from this absurdity is that these people just want to drag all of us down to their miserable level, as “misery loves company.”
If everyone becomes equally poor from the rich being “eaten”, then we can all be happy together owning nothing? Do I have it right?
Seems like a kind of enforced Zen Buddhism, except unlike Buddhism, violence is actually encouraged as long as it accelerates common poverty.
Strip away his bad math and his whole argument becomes: "Elon's number went up while he was asleep, and that feels unfair." That's not economics, that's emotional jealousy dressed up in some kind of weird logic.
Better polish up your camping skills if these new detached-from-reality economics experts keep gaining control thanks to popularity contest voters. ⛺️
Think that’s far fetched? Just look how many likes the quoted post has. 🤝
"I don't mean the surgeon, I mean the guy who makes $10K a minute in his sleep."
His own article admits the $10K figure is wrong, admits it's "shares nobody has sold," and admits Musk "lost" $74B in a day. Income doesn't vanish on a Thursday. Paper wealth does.
You don't tax a scoreboard. You tax income, and when billionaires sell, they pay. Musk paid roughly $11B in one year when he did.
The "Berkeley economists" he cites openly campaign for a wealth tax, and he said so himself.
Their "effective rate" counts company profits the owner never received, and gets "everyone else" to 30% by stacking on payroll and sales tax. The bottom half pays about 3% in federal income tax.
These “experts” love to camouflage exaggerated claims in fancy terms that the reader likes to think he understands.
His own article says Newsom opposed it because the rich would leave. He's right. France had a wealth tax and watched thousands of millionaires walk out before repealing it in 2017. Norway raised theirs and its richest people moved to Switzerland.
When they go, the jobs, the investment and the tax base go with them, and the poor are left with the bill. When the tax base leaves, governments print the difference, and inflation hits the poor first and hardest.
That surgeon he’s "protecting" works in a hospital built by investors, uses equipment from companies that only exist because someone could get rich building them, and gets paid by insurers funded by the jobs those companies create.
And "eat the rich" isn't a policy, it's a cannibalism slogan. Seriously grotesque, which perfectly fits the recent “we want blood” rage mood these guys are trying to set. “The revolution will have collateral damage.”
Every movement that started by eating the billionaires ended up eating the surgeons, the shopkeepers and the farmers too. Actually pick up a history book on Russia, China or Cuba to see how that went.
The only logical conclusion I can draw from this absurdity is that these people just want to drag all of us down to their miserable level, as “misery loves company.”
If everyone becomes equally poor from the rich being “eaten”, then we can all be happy together owning nothing? Do I have it right?
Seems like a kind of enforced Zen Buddhism, except unlike Buddhism, violence is actually encouraged as long as it accelerates common poverty.
Strip away his bad math and his whole argument becomes: "Elon's number went up while he was asleep, and that feels unfair." That's not economics, that's emotional jealousy dressed up in some kind of weird logic.
Better polish up your camping skills if these new detached-from-reality economics experts keep gaining control thanks to popularity contest voters. ⛺️
Think that’s far fetched? Just look how many likes the quoted post has. 🤝
When I say "eat the rich," I don't mean the surgeon with 700K in his bank account who
had sleepless nights and worked hard for it.
I mean the billionaires who earn 10K a minute even while they're asleep.
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☑️ Minted CREDITS
☑️ Did the 80 CREDITS > STATEMENT assembly path
☑️ Stacked rare CREDITS on discount
☑️ Got my BID
☑️ Accumulating $BALANCE
While waiting for BARS, figured I’d take the next step…
☑️ KYC
Only 565 exist
351 unique owners (62.1%)
Scarce supply + brobase
▷ WHAT IS KYC?
KYC (Know Your Collector) is a @jackbutcher generative art portrait collection
Collectors paid $1, shaped & chose their portraits
They then linked them to their X accounts with a verification code during a 24-hour claim window
▷ WHAT’S NEXT?
🤔 If KYC being linked to X accounts was the prequel to CREDITS being minted via @XMoney …
Then maybe it makes sense that they now return to the story
Might be smart to hold one, might not, but I like the art & the history
Plus, with the hint of these evolving, and (my speculation) potentially gaining utility or function in the CREDITS universe, figured might as well grab one
☑️ #513 home in the wallet
☑️ Did the 80 CREDITS > STATEMENT assembly path
☑️ Stacked rare CREDITS on discount
☑️ Got my BID
☑️ Accumulating $BALANCE
While waiting for BARS, figured I’d take the next step…
☑️ KYC
Only 565 exist
351 unique owners (62.1%)
Scarce supply + brobase
▷ WHAT IS KYC?
KYC (Know Your Collector) is a @jackbutcher generative art portrait collection
Collectors paid $1, shaped & chose their portraits
They then linked them to their X accounts with a verification code during a 24-hour claim window
▷ WHAT’S NEXT?
🤔 If KYC being linked to X accounts was the prequel to CREDITS being minted via @XMoney …
Then maybe it makes sense that they now return to the story
Might be smart to hold one, might not, but I like the art & the history
Plus, with the hint of these evolving, and (my speculation) potentially gaining utility or function in the CREDITS universe, figured might as well grab one
☑️ #513 home in the wallet
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👀 KYC meets CMYK
@jackbutcher’s rotating portrait teaser looks like KYC meeting the printing language of CREDITS
His site lists KYCM under “Built on Balance”, while collectors are asking whether their existing portraits could evolve
Meanwhile, CREDITS floors:
▷ Overall: ~0.0062Ξ (~$14), +7.9% since yesterday morning
▷ Top 100: 0.05896Ξ (~$132)
▷ Top 1,000: 0.0248Ξ (~$55)
▷ 4 Eights: 0.419Ξ (~$936)
▷ 3 Eights: 0.0287Ξ (~$64)
▷ 2 Eights: 0.0125Ξ (~$28)
45,920 CREDITS have already been burned into Statements, 37.59% of the original edition
Art becoming material for more art is the connection I’m watching
A new chapter for the original 565 KYC portraits, or a separate work?
Could KYC ownership play a role in BARS casting?
What’s your read? 👀
Explore my free CREDITS tools for market intelligence, value hunting, collection appraisals & digital collector cases:
gridphantoms.app/credits
@jackbutcher’s rotating portrait teaser looks like KYC meeting the printing language of CREDITS
His site lists KYCM under “Built on Balance”, while collectors are asking whether their existing portraits could evolve
Meanwhile, CREDITS floors:
▷ Overall: ~0.0062Ξ (~$14), +7.9% since yesterday morning
▷ Top 100: 0.05896Ξ (~$132)
▷ Top 1,000: 0.0248Ξ (~$55)
▷ 4 Eights: 0.419Ξ (~$936)
▷ 3 Eights: 0.0287Ξ (~$64)
▷ 2 Eights: 0.0125Ξ (~$28)
45,920 CREDITS have already been burned into Statements, 37.59% of the original edition
Art becoming material for more art is the connection I’m watching
A new chapter for the original 565 KYC portraits, or a separate work?
Could KYC ownership play a role in BARS casting?
What’s your read? 👀
Explore my free CREDITS tools for market intelligence, value hunting, collection appraisals & digital collector cases:
gridphantoms.app/credits
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👀 KYC +49.4% over 24h
Asked about returning to KYC, @jackbutcher said “I have some ideas yes”
His site now previews “KYCM” under “Built on Balance”, alongside BARS coming 11/11
Was the KYC minus M hint (CMYK) sitting there the whole time?
Meanwhile, CREDITS listing floors pshot ~12 hours ago:
▷ Overall +15.5%
▷ 2 Eights +16.1%
▷ 3 Eights +48%
🤔 The Visualize Value wallet also bought two 2-Eights CREDITS today
More art built on $BALANCE, with CREDITS as the original source material
That’s the connection I’m watching
Check Jack’s latest updates:
jack.art/exchange/
Explore my free CREDITS tools for market intelligence, value hunting, collection appraisals & digital collector cases:
gridphantoms.app/credits
Asked about returning to KYC, @jackbutcher said “I have some ideas yes”
His site now previews “KYCM” under “Built on Balance”, alongside BARS coming 11/11
Was the KYC minus M hint (CMYK) sitting there the whole time?
Meanwhile, CREDITS listing floors pshot ~12 hours ago:
▷ Overall +15.5%
▷ 2 Eights +16.1%
▷ 3 Eights +48%
🤔 The Visualize Value wallet also bought two 2-Eights CREDITS today
More art built on $BALANCE, with CREDITS as the original source material
That’s the connection I’m watching
Check Jack’s latest updates:
jack.art/exchange/
Explore my free CREDITS tools for market intelligence, value hunting, collection appraisals & digital collector cases:
gridphantoms.app/credits
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Ktrap retweeted
Delighted @jackbutcher is bringing his talents to The Book of @MrBeast (coming in April)
AND HE KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK.
Can't wait for you to see these...
AND HE KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK.
Can't wait for you to see these...
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CREDITS waking up from a nap with sales more than doubling in today’s snapshot
▷ 392 sales in 24 hours, +133.3%
▷ ETH volume +104% to 2.46Ξ (~$5,716)
For anyone looking to add a rare CREDIT, my current best-value Top 1k pick, pictured:
▷ CREDIT #89024
▷ Rarity rank #718 dit Rating
▷ Listed at 0.019Ξ (~$44)
The cheapest qualifying listing in today’s scan, with nearly 796 CR
Meanwhile, another Statement was created, permanently burning 80 more CREDITS into a new artwork
That brings total CREDITS burned into Statements to 45,840, or 37.5% of the original collection
76,314 loose CREDITS remain
I love this part of the project, the original art becoming the building blocks for something new
Not financial advice
Explore my free CREDITS tools & digital collector cases to compare listings and see your collection’s rarity at a glance:
gridphantoms.app/credits
Nov 4 snapshot · 14:22 UTC
▷ 392 sales in 24 hours, +133.3%
▷ ETH volume +104% to 2.46Ξ (~$5,716)
For anyone looking to add a rare CREDIT, my current best-value Top 1k pick, pictured:
▷ CREDIT #89024
▷ Rarity rank #718 dit Rating
▷ Listed at 0.019Ξ (~$44)
The cheapest qualifying listing in today’s scan, with nearly 796 CR
Meanwhile, another Statement was created, permanently burning 80 more CREDITS into a new artwork
That brings total CREDITS burned into Statements to 45,840, or 37.5% of the original collection
76,314 loose CREDITS remain
I love this part of the project, the original art becoming the building blocks for something new
Not financial advice
Explore my free CREDITS tools & digital collector cases to compare listings and see your collection’s rarity at a glance:
gridphantoms.app/credits
Nov 4 snapshot · 14:22 UTC
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Ktrap retweeted
Scott Galloway calls Elon Musk a "traitor to the West" and invokes the executions of the Rosenbergs after WW2.
"We lined up the Rosenbergs against a wall. This is a traitor to the West, and he should be held to the same standards as every other traitor in the West."
*Applause*
utely unhinged.
"We lined up the Rosenbergs against a wall. This is a traitor to the West, and he should be held to the same standards as every other traitor in the West."
*Applause*
utely unhinged.
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Ktrap retweeted
Americans really saw Europe falling apart and thought "I want some of that."
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👀 SOLD @NeoTokyoCode S1 Citizen #936 for 0.5444Ξ (~$1,249)
Today I’m looking at how little S1 inventory is actually listed as more and more get picked up off the floor
There are currently 21 S1 Citizens listed, just 1% of the 2,040 migrated Citizens
Only 10 are listed below Below 0.60Ξ → 5 Citizens
0.60–0.99Ξ → 5
1–1.99Ξ → 5
2–4.99Ξ → 2
5Ξ & above → 4
Current floor: 0.568Ξ (~$1,303)
Just 5 listings sit below 0.60Ξ, then another 5 before floor reaches 1Ξ
That’s a thin floor, not a prediction that buyers will clear it, but it’s the supply picture I’m watching alongside completed sales
🔑 Citizen #936 Key Traits:
🔹Apparel: Grunt 1 (1/73)
🔹Class: Officer (1/83)
🔹Helm: Gas Mask (1/83)
📍Location: Glitch District
🔹Race: Android (1/316)
🔹Reward Rate: 2
🔸Rarity Rank: 1692
🍻 Congrats @BellaXKingA on picking up your first S1 Citizen
🗼Grand Rising
Today I’m looking at how little S1 inventory is actually listed as more and more get picked up off the floor
There are currently 21 S1 Citizens listed, just 1% of the 2,040 migrated Citizens
Only 10 are listed below Below 0.60Ξ → 5 Citizens
0.60–0.99Ξ → 5
1–1.99Ξ → 5
2–4.99Ξ → 2
5Ξ & above → 4
Current floor: 0.568Ξ (~$1,303)
Just 5 listings sit below 0.60Ξ, then another 5 before floor reaches 1Ξ
That’s a thin floor, not a prediction that buyers will clear it, but it’s the supply picture I’m watching alongside completed sales
🔑 Citizen #936 Key Traits:
🔹Apparel: Grunt 1 (1/73)
🔹Class: Officer (1/83)
🔹Helm: Gas Mask (1/83)
📍Location: Glitch District
🔹Race: Android (1/316)
🔹Reward Rate: 2
🔸Rarity Rank: 1692
🍻 Congrats @BellaXKingA on picking up your first S1 Citizen
🗼Grand Rising
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The Top-1,000 CREDITS rarity floor is up 30.7% since yesterday’s snapshot
The rank-544 gem I highlighted yesterday, #3912, sold for 0.0205Ξ just 4 minutes after I pointed it out
🔔 Maybe notis on if you appreciate market intel like this
My current best-value pick for getting DIT #110450
▷ Rarity rank #805 of 122,154
▷ 794.87 Credit Rating
▷ Full CMYK palette · Slip · 1 Eight
▷ Listed at 0.0268Ξ (~$62)
The cheapest qualifying listing, with nearly 795 CR & all four CMYK plates
To my eye, an appealing combination of art, rarity & price
Not financial advice
Explore my free CREDITS tools & digital collector cases to compare listings and see your collection’s rarity at a glance:
gridphantoms.app/credits
The rank-544 gem I highlighted yesterday, #3912, sold for 0.0205Ξ just 4 minutes after I pointed it out
🔔 Maybe notis on if you appreciate market intel like this
My current best-value pick for getting DIT #110450
▷ Rarity rank #805 of 122,154
▷ 794.87 Credit Rating
▷ Full CMYK palette · Slip · 1 Eight
▷ Listed at 0.0268Ξ (~$62)
The cheapest qualifying listing, with nearly 795 CR & all four CMYK plates
To my eye, an appealing combination of art, rarity & price
Not financial advice
Explore my free CREDITS tools & digital collector cases to compare listings and see your collection’s rarity at a glance:
gridphantoms.app/credits
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👀 SOLD @NeoTokyoCode S1 Citizen #2980 for 0.99Ξ (~$2,232)
The individual sales catch my eye, but NT’s ownership picture is what keeps my attention
Over 5 years after its free-mint beginnings, the S1 collection has 1,701 owner wallets across 2,040 Citizens, counting staked owners
That’s an 83.4% holder-to-supply ratio, with nearly 70% of S1s staked
Prices matter, but a community this broadly distributed after multiple market cycles is a big part of my longer-term conviction
🔑 Citizen #2980 Key Traits:
🔹Helm: Electric Helm (1/12)
🔹Ability: Locksmith (1/24)
🔹Extra Item: Pocket Knife (1/60)
🔹Apparel: Service (1/61)
🔹Class: Cyberstreet Trader (1/75)
📍Location: Byte Street
🔹Race: Ape (1/130)
🔹Reward Rate: 7
🔸Rarity Rank: 454
🍻 Congrats to buyer AlphaEagle37 for scoring this banger Elite S1 at such a bargain
🗼Grand Rising
The individual sales catch my eye, but NT’s ownership picture is what keeps my attention
Over 5 years after its free-mint beginnings, the S1 collection has 1,701 owner wallets across 2,040 Citizens, counting staked owners
That’s an 83.4% holder-to-supply ratio, with nearly 70% of S1s staked
Prices matter, but a community this broadly distributed after multiple market cycles is a big part of my longer-term conviction
🔑 Citizen #2980 Key Traits:
🔹Helm: Electric Helm (1/12)
🔹Ability: Locksmith (1/24)
🔹Extra Item: Pocket Knife (1/60)
🔹Apparel: Service (1/61)
🔹Class: Cyberstreet Trader (1/75)
📍Location: Byte Street
🔹Race: Ape (1/130)
🔹Reward Rate: 7
🔸Rarity Rank: 454
🍻 Congrats to buyer AlphaEagle37 for scoring this banger Elite S1 at such a bargain
🗼Grand Rising
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I’ve already loaded up on my share of rare CREDITS but here’s a mispriced gem if you’re in the market
▷ CREDIT #3912
▷ Rarity rank #544 of 122,154
▷ 796.47 Credit Rating
▷ CMYK · 4 plates · Drift
▷ Listed at 0.0205Ξ (~$46)
A Top-600 rarity with nearly 800 CR points & a fulln appealing mix of art, rarity & CR for the price, to my eye
Explore my free CREDITS tools & digital collector cases to spot opportunities and see your collection’s rarity at a glance:
gridphantoms.app/credits
▷ CREDIT #3912
▷ Rarity rank #544 of 122,154
▷ 796.47 Credit Rating
▷ CMYK · 4 plates · Drift
▷ Listed at 0.0205Ξ (~$46)
A Top-600 rarity with nearly 800 CR points & a fulln appealing mix of art, rarity & CR for the price, to my eye
Explore my free CREDITS tools & digital collector cases to spot opportunities and see your collection’s rarity at a glance:
gridphantoms.app/credits
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CREDITS strength is showing up past 24 hours:
▷ Top-1,000 rarity floor +14%
▷ Top-5% rarity floor +25.9%
▷ Statements floor +34.4%
▷ $BALANCE +7.2%
Meanwhile, the general CREDITS floor cooled slightly to 3.8% as focus turns to rarity and CR scores
2 Statements have t 24 hours, absorbing another 160 CREDITS
Only 76,394 loose CREDITS remain, with 37.46% of the original edition now burned into Statements
My read: collectors are picking their spots rather than lifting everything together
Rares offer the art, scarcity & potential value of their CR points
Others may be stacking $BALANCE to prepare for BARS, Jack’s announced token-backed collectible objects
Rising asks alone don’t prove sustained accumulation, but the firmer rarity floors & completed purchases reveal interest is still strong
🧠 Art, CR & BALANCE offer different ways to participate in the same evolving system
Explore my free CREDITS tools & new digital collector cases to see your collection’s rarity at a glance:
gridphantoms.app/credits
▷ Top-1,000 rarity floor +14%
▷ Top-5% rarity floor +25.9%
▷ Statements floor +34.4%
▷ $BALANCE +7.2%
Meanwhile, the general CREDITS floor cooled slightly to 3.8% as focus turns to rarity and CR scores
2 Statements have t 24 hours, absorbing another 160 CREDITS
Only 76,394 loose CREDITS remain, with 37.46% of the original edition now burned into Statements
My read: collectors are picking their spots rather than lifting everything together
Rares offer the art, scarcity & potential value of their CR points
Others may be stacking $BALANCE to prepare for BARS, Jack’s announced token-backed collectible objects
Rising asks alone don’t prove sustained accumulation, but the firmer rarity floors & completed purchases reveal interest is still strong
🧠 Art, CR & BALANCE offer different ways to participate in the same evolving system
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