Assassin · Ring · ilvl 21 · req 18
- +21 Dexterity
- +24 Life
- +59 Mana
Listings that have left the marketplace. Sold means a Solana settlement was matched to the listing — every one links to the transaction, so you can check it. Delisted means it left before its expiry and we could not attribute a sale, so we do not claim one. More on what this can and cannot show.
Listings removed
8
0 sold · 8 delisted · 0 expired
Typical time listed
8d
Median, listed to removed
Highest USDC
2 USDC
Median 1 USDC across 7
Highest RELIC
10,000 RELIC
Median 10,000 RELIC across 1
Most expensive removal · USDC
Viper's Coil
Assassin · Ring · ilvl 21
2 USDC
Most expensive removal · RELIC
The Old Knight's March
Knight · Boots · ilvl 85
10,000 RELIC
Most removed items
By rarity
By item level
8 removals
Assassin · Ring · ilvl 21 · req 18
Knight · Boots · ilvl 85 · req 82
Assassin · Ring · ilvl 46 · req 45
Assassin · Boots · ilvl 47 · req 45
Crusader · Weapon · ilvl 41 · req 37
Huntress · Ring · ilvl 45 · req 41
Knight · Armor · ilvl 17 · req 14
Crusader · Gloves · ilvl 76 · req 75
The Relic marketplace API returns live listings only. There is no sold, sale or purchase field anywhere in the payload — verified against a full capture and a live probe. So the API alone never shows a sale happening; it only shows that a listing that used to be on the board is gone.
Solana fills that gap. Marketplace purchases settle on-chain and pay a fee to a known account, while cancellations move nothing at all. Reading that public ledger — which costs the game’s servers nothing — turns some of those removals into confirmed sales.
Attribution is only claimed on a strict 1:1 match — one candidate settlement for one candidate listing. Where several listings share a price in the same window, all of them stay “delisted” rather than one being picked arbitrarily. Only USDC sales settle in a way we can read.
Prices are shown per currency and never added together — RELIC and USDC are different units, and a combined total would look authoritative while meaning nothing. Removals are detected by a daily reconciliation sweep, so timings are accurate to about a day, and a listing removed and relisted appears once.