Market history

What this page can and cannot show

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.

Sold

A settlement for exactly this price was matched to this listing. Every sold card links to the transaction, so the claim is checkable rather than trusted.

Delisted

Gone before its expiry, with no settlement we could attribute confidently. It may still have sold — we simply will not say so without evidence.

Expired

Reached the end of its 60-day listing period. Knowable directly: every listing carries its own expiry timestamp.

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.