BROKEN

Price Rationale

Final value is anchored above the stale 6.6 ETH 2020 exact sale and 6.0 ETH One Love peer, but below stronger later-market non-grail anchors. The comparable, cultural, and cycle appraisals cluster around 65-75 ETH; the liquidity appraisal is useful mainly as a downside exit check because no best bid, OTC record, or recent exact-token sale is present. BROKEN's early SuperRare 1/1 status, artist-direct provenance, and long single-owner hold justify a material post-2020 repricing, while the absence of grail flags and only one weak peer keep the mark from migrating toward 100+ ETH as the central case. At the user-supplied 2332.57 USD/ETH snapshot, the midpoint is about $158.6k.

What Caps The Price

Not higher because the 55,000 ETH ask is non-actionable without bids or executions, and no appraiser found token-specific evidence for trophy pricing. There is no grail flag, no OTC sale, no post-2020 exact sale, and no upper candidate in the packet. Values much above 100 ETH would lean on broader XCOPY scarcity rather than this token's own clearing evidence.

What Supports The Price

Not lower because the 2020 sale is a primary-era artifact, not a current ceiling, and three appraisers independently marked fair value well above the urgent-exit view. The token is an early SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 with clean artist-origin provenance and continuous holding since sale. Nearby non-grail universe examples with 49-70 ETH anchors support meaningful demand above the old 6-8 ETH zone.