Fleshtrap

Price Rationale

Fleshtrap is a March 7, 2019 SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 with clean exact-token history: a 0.75 ETH primary sale on 2019-03-09 and a 22.0 ETH secondary on 2021-02-16, which remains the last and highest exact-token sale. The packet has no current ask, no current best bid, no OTC sale, no grail flag, and no reviewed candidate benchmarks, so the stale 22 ETH print cannot simply be escalated. At the same time, the work is not a generic low-liquidity token: early-2019 XCOPY SuperRare provenance and the later market ladder for nearby works support value meaningfully above a quick-exit mark. I place fair value at 42 ETH, above the liquidity and ETH-cycle appraisals that over-discount the cultural/age premium, but below the 68-75 ETH cultural/comparable marks that lean too heavily on stronger neighboring works without token-specific demand evidence.

What Caps The Price

A valuation above the high-60s would require stronger token-specific support: a live bid or ask, a recent exact-token sale, OTC depth, a grail/public-standing flag, or a reviewed candidate link to stronger early-2019 anchors. The source packet provides none of those. The 128-325 ETH nearby examples are real upper context, but they are stronger or more recently confirmed works and should not re-rate Fleshtrap into that tier by association alone.

What Supports The Price

A valuation near or below the 17.5-22 ETH liquidity/cycle zone would over-anchor to a stale exit lens and ignore that Fleshtrap is a scarce 2019 XCOPY SuperRare 1/1 with a clean 22 ETH secondary sale and durable early-provenance appeal. Several early non-grail XCOPY works have historical clears in the 25-29 ETH area or materially higher, so a fair orderly value should sit above the old print while still discounting for absent current liquidity.