Findings
What changed, computed from what we have stored — every claim timestamped from its own evidence, never from the moment you loaded this page.
Nothing found yet
The findings job has not recorded anything. That is a statement about OUR pass over the data — it has not run, or nothing in what we hold crossed the bar to be worth reporting.
Do not read this as a quiet market. Prices move whether or not we watched; an empty feed says we found nothing to report, not that nothing happened.
What a finding is
A finding is a typed statement computed from rows we already hold — a snapshot, a recorded sale, a catalog source, a benchmark price point. It carries the time the EVIDENCE was observed, the claim, the reason, a confidence, and pointers to the rows behind it. Findings inform; the buy gates decide.
- New lowest ask — The cheapest live asking price we have observed for this exact identity. An ask is not a sale.
- Material price drop — One listing's ask fell materially between two of our own dated observations.
- Supply rose — More copies of this exact identity are listed than a week ago.
- Supply fell — Fewer copies are listed than a week ago. Listings that end are departures, not necessarily sales.
- Traded after a quiet spell — A recorded sale after a long gap. A gap can also mean our sold coverage was dark.
- New catalog identity — A card identity entered the catalog with provenance sources behind it.
- Benchmark series moved — A defined benchmark series moved materially between two observations of the SAME series and definition version.
The formulas behind the numbers are on research & methodology and in plain English on how we score.