The Doomed (mono)

Price Rationale

Final judgement places The Doomed (mono) at 108 ETH. The exact token has only one obsolete SuperRare sale, 0.3 ETH / $74.90 on 2019-05-26, with no current ask, no current best bid, and no OTC history, so the old print is provenance rather than a current price. The token is still a May 2019 SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 and a documented monochrome branch of The Doomed family. The related KnownOrigin The Doomed edition has 85 owners, a 42.69 ETH sale on 2026-02-26, and a 55 ETH high in 2024, supporting durable family demand while remaining context rather than a direct 1/1 benchmark. I weight the comparable-sales and USD/ETH appraisals most heavily, haircut the 125 ETH cultural view for absent standalone grail status and missing live liquidity, and treat the 85 ETH liquidity view as a realistic faster-exit floor rather than full fair value.

What Caps The Price

A higher valuation would overread lineage and cultural fit without direct market confirmation. The source marks the related The Doomed edition as a ContextCandidate, not a peer benchmark; the target is not flagged as a grail, has no bid or ask, no post-2019 exact-token sale, and no OTC sale. Stronger 2019 XCOPY 1/1s with cleaner recent validation can justify the 150-250 ETH tier, but The Doomed (mono) lacks that independent transaction evidence.

What Supports The Price

A lower valuation would over-anchor to the 2019 0.3 ETH sale and underweight early XCOPY SuperRare scarcity plus the named The Doomed lineage. The related edition recently cleared 42.69 ETH with an 85-holder base, and multiple non-grail early XCOPY 1/1s in the supplied universe have modern three-digit ETH clears. In that context, a sub-85 ETH mark is better understood as stressed liquidity pricing, not fair value.