Breaker

Price Rationale

Breaker is an early 2019 SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 with clean exact-token sale evidence: 200 ETH / $480,952 on 2021-07-30 and 100 ETH / $228,994 on 2024-02-05. The 2024 sale is the primary anchor because it is the later executed mark, while the 2021 sale supports upside history but should be cycle-discounted. The final 125 ETH fair value sits modestly above the 100 ETH last sale to reflect early-XCOPY scarcity and nearby non-grail context cited by the appraisers, but below the 150 ETH comparable-sales midpoint and far below the 666 ETH ask because there is no current best bid, no OTC support, no grail flag, and no supplied candidate benchmark set. ETH/USD snapshot is null, so no current USD conversion is used.

What Caps The Price

A higher valuation would require stronger executable demand than the packet supplies: a current bid, a fresh exact-token resale above 100 ETH, meaningful OTC support, candidate benchmark support, or grail/public-standing evidence. The 666 ETH ask has been live since 2024-04-13 and is far above both exact-token sale anchors, so it is treated as aspirational owner signaling rather than market-clearing evidence. The 200 ETH high is real historical evidence, but it occurred in 2021 and was followed by a lower 100 ETH sale in 2024.

What Supports The Price

A lower valuation would over-penalize a scarce early SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 that cleared at 100 ETH / $228,994 in 2024 and previously reached 200 ETH / $480,952 in 2021. The appraiser outputs also point to nearby non-grail XCOPY 1/1 sales above 100 ETH, so marking Breaker below the last sale would imply distress or weak provenance that is not present in the supplied evidence.