AISLE 5 WORMHOLE

Price Rationale

I place the final mark below the 170-175 ETH comp and USD-cycle appraisals because AISLE has no exact sale, ask, bid, OTC record, grail flag, or candidate benchmarks, and the stronger 189-255 ETH anchors have cleaner market evidence or older public standing. The 35 ETH liquidity mark is too severe for a SuperRare XCOPY 1/1 held since mint when the supplied universe still shows meaningful non-grail clears, including 128-200 ETH recent examples and a 250 ETH same-release sale. A 130 ETH fair value discounts the evidence gap while preserving trophy scarcity.

What Caps The Price

The high appraisals lean too heavily on same-release and recent stronger anchors. AISLE itself has no public clearing price, no bid stack, no listed ask, no OTC history, no grail designation, and zero outgoing benchmark candidates. Those absences justify a material discount to 170-200 ETH marks and an ask below the 250 ETH same-release reference.

What Supports The Price

A very low liquidity mark ignores that this is still a scarce XCOPY SuperRare 1/1 with unchanged mint-era ownership and no evidence of distress. Supplied market rows show non-grail XCOPY 1/1s clearing at 128, 164, 189.05, and 200 ETH in 2024-2026, so a sub-60 ETH value would underweight artist scarcity and recent trophy demand.