#422
What's driving the premium
Each trait's own effect on value vs a floor-grade Creep, from recent Creepz by OVERLORDsales (a minus means it's slightly less desirable than a baseline Creep). The fair value is anchored mostly to what comparable Creepz by OVERLORDactually sold for — see “Comparable recent sales” below — so these fine-tune rather than adding up to the headline premium.
How this value is formed
We start from the live floor — the cheapest Creep you could buy right now (0.480Ξ) — and add the premium this token's traits have earned over the floor in recent real Creepz by OVERLORD sales. So you can see whether a listing is a fair premium or an overpay, instead of guessing at a number. The estimated range is 0.480Ξ–0.741Ξ. Local evidence is high (5.2 effective comparables, best similarity 100%). On the chronological hold-out, estimates land within ±5% on 29% of items. See the full evaluation →
Price sensitivity
Relative seller- and buyer-side price appeal around the floor and fair value. These are scenario indexes, not measured sale or bid-acceptance probabilities.
A floor-leaning reference for a more competitive ask is 0.505Ξ. Appraisr is collecting listing snapshots and outcomes; time-to-sale probabilities remain unavailable until there is enough observed history to validate them out of sample.
Comparable recent sales
The closest real sales by trait similarity
