Lockup

Price Rationale

Lockup is an early SuperRare XCOPY OneOfOne released on 2018-11-20 with supply 1, clean token provenance, no current ask, no current best bid, no OTC sale record, no grail flag, and no supplied candidate benchmark set. The exact-token sale history is preserved as 0.55 ETH on 2018-11-21 with recorded USD 70.78, followed by 25 ETH on 2020-04-27 with recorded USD 4841.75, which is both the last and highest onchain sale. The final mark centers on the comparable-sales and USD/ETH-cycle consensus at 70 ETH, above the stale 25 ETH exact-token anchor and nearby lower-mid 2018 cohort outcomes, but below the cultural appraiser's 90 ETH because liquidity evidence is thin and stronger late-2018 or grail-level XCOPY works should not be mechanically imported.

What Caps The Price

A higher valuation would lean too much on cultural age and stronger supplied anchors such as Crunch at 115 ETH, LIES at 207 ETH, And how does that make you feel? at 355 ETH, Chatbot and Chill? at 800 ETH, or grail-level works. Lockup itself has no sale after 2020-04-27, no live bid or listing, no OTC support, no grail flag, and candidate benchmark count 0, so the evidence does not support pricing it as a top-canon or recently validated 2018 XCOPY 1/1.

What Supports The Price

A lower mark would underweight the clean 25 ETH exact-token sale from 2020 and the supplied same-era context showing several non-grail XCOPY OneOfOne works clearing materially above the low-teens band, including Generation Null at 25 ETH, Remnant at 29 ETH, Alight here for Dystopia at 67.3 ETH last and 79 ETH highest, and other mid-market examples. Early SuperRare provenance, single-token supply, and the absence of forced-sale evidence support a value above a pure liquidity-discount reading.