The Jungle

Price Rationale

Final value is centered between the higher comparable/liquidity marks and the more conservative cultural/cycle marks. The exact-token evidence is clean but stale: The Jungle sold for 1.25 ETH / $380.19 on SuperRare on 2019-01-11 and then for 12.0 ETH / $4,070.52 on SuperRare on 2020-09-21, which is both the last and highest supplied exact sale. The supplied nearest peer above, Loading New Conflict..., last/highest sold for 13.0 ETH on 2020-08-03, confirming a tight 12 to 13 ETH historical cohort. I mark above that old cohort because this is a 2018-12-29 SuperRare XCOPY OneOfOne with one-of-one supply and the supplied universe shows meaningful repricing of selected early XCOPY 1/1s after 2020. I keep the final below the comparable-sales and liquidity appraiser highs because there is no current ask, no current best bid, no OTC sale history, no grail flag, and only one formal peer. With ETH/USD snapshot null, this is an ETH-only current valuation and uses only the historical USD sale facts supplied.

What Caps The Price

A higher value would rely too much on broader early-XCOPY upside rather than The Jungle-specific price discovery. The target has no supplied current ask or best bid, no OTC sale, no exact-token sale after the 12.0 ETH / $4,070.52 sale on 2020-09-21, and no grail flag. Stronger nearby outcomes such as 100+ ETH and much higher early works are relevant context, but the appraiser evidence does not justify carrying those premiums directly into this non-grail work with one stale same-tier peer at 13.0 ETH.

What Supports The Price

A lower value would over-anchor to the 2020 12.0 ETH resale and underweight the scarcity, age, and post-2020 repricing context in the supplied packet. The Jungle is a December 2018 SuperRare XCOPY OneOfOne with clean provenance, a double-digit exact-token secondary sale, and a reviewed nearest-peer benchmark at 13.0 ETH. Those facts support a current fair value materially above the old 12 to 13 ETH cluster even though present-day liquidity is thin.