Dissolution

Price Rationale

The final mark gives the most weight to the exact-token sale ladder and then discounts for liquidity and cycle risk. Dissolution has three clean onchain sales: 1 ETH in 2018, 20 ETH in 2020, and 100 ETH on 2021-05-14, making 100 ETH a strong but stale anchor. Its early 2018 SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 provenance supports a premium versus ordinary illiquid 1/1s, and nearby supplied XCOPY comparables include several early or non-grail works around 100-200 ETH. However, the packet shows no current ask, no current best bid, no OTC sale history, no supplied candidate benchmark set, and no grail flag. A 115 ETH fair value therefore sits modestly above the last exact-token sale to reflect early-XCOPY scarcity and comparable support, but below the higher comparable-sales appraisal because current executable demand is unproven.

What Caps The Price

A higher value would over-rely on broad XCOPY strength and stronger upper comps rather than this token's specific evidence. The last exact sale is a 100 ETH May 2021 print, with no later exact-token sale, no live bid, no ask, no OTC confirmation, no grail designation, and no candidate benchmark support. The strongest cited XCOPY outcomes appear materially more culturally flagged or better supported than Dissolution.

What Supports The Price

A lower value would underweight the clean upward exact-token history, the 100 ETH last/highest sale, and the work's early May 2018 SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 status. Multiple supplied early/non-grail XCOPY references cluster at or above the 100 ETH area, so marking it materially below the prior exact sale would apply too severe a liquidity discount absent evidence of distress.