How many of each card exist, how they grade, and the holder cards that mirror every large wallet.
A card's grade is its realized gain over its seeded capital, cut into ten steps of about 2.2% each, recomputed on every fill. A fresh card is grade one. A card that has captured a fifth of its seed in spread is grade ten. Grade never uses time, only fills.
| RARITY | RIPPED | LIVE | OUT OF PLAY | FUSED | RETIRED | GRADE 10 | AVG GRADE |
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| common | |||||||
| rare | |||||||
| holo | |||||||
| gem | |||||||
| shiny | |||||||
| total |
The twenty largest accounts each get a mirror card. Holder cards own nothing in the pool. They rank. When a shiny burns, the ten highest graded holder cards at that moment are written into the burn record.
| BURN | SHINY | SOL SPENT | TOKENS BURNED | SLOT | NAMED HOLDERS |
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