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PRICE DISCUSSION DOCS
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Updated 2026-10-12·View as Markdown

What's New

The recent additions, newest first — the highlights reel, not the full ledger. Every numbered feature lives in the Atlas; every line below links to its manual page.

October 2026

  • The Exchange became a trading floor — built on the Grand Exchange. Trade Outputs, sealed sticker sheets and keychains, with ETH on one side if you like. Send a trade to one collector, or post it to the board for anyone to fill — an open trade can ask for any Output from a Project. Eight slots with live clocks, a FOR YOU row for trades that match your wishlist or what you hold, a GUIDE value on every side, and a record of every trade. Still no fee, ever.
  • Sticker swaps moved to the Exchange — the Sticker Exchange's SWAPS row opens the board on sheets, and TRADE IT starts an open trade with your copies already in it.

September 2026

  • Composer ⊚ learned price — rules on an Output's real last sale, mint, best offer, times sold and how long it's been held; ask vs. floor by a percentage; NOT and OR; new price sorts; floor and average on the live strip; list or offer on the whole answer. And WATCH a Program: PD Pings you when something new matches, app open or not.
  • Every price is real — floors, last sales, the Price Lens, Price Memory, your Starred and Wishlist rows and your PriceSprite score breakdown all read the actual market now.
  • Zoom into the art in PriceStream — pinch an Output and it re-renders razor sharp, or press and hold for the loupe: the same jeweler's lens the Output page has, now on the feed. The star confirm got twice as big while we were in there.
  • PriceStream ⇈ never ends — it tops itself up as you near the bottom, so the swipe keeps going. Double-tap an Output to star it, share an Output and your link opens the feed on it, and closing with things starred offers them straight to your cart.
  • Your cart tells you what changed — an Output that sold while it sat there, a price that moved, an offer standing against it. It shows on the row, marks the cart in the nav, and reaches you as a Ping. Buying now prints The Haul, a receipt you can save.
  • The Offers Desk — your profile's Offers tab is now a dashboard. It works out the most ETH you can take right now as a real set of accepts (an Output only sells once, so overlapping bids don't double-count), marks those rows, and shows what's tied up in your own open offers. Every offer is read against the project's live floor, what you paid, and what the Output last sold for.
  • PriceStream ⇈ — a full-screen vertical swipe feed of the catalog, one Output per card. Early days — the algorithm is still a flat sample, not yet tuned to your taste.
  • History caught up to Starred — AZ joins ◷ Recent in its sort row, and the LISTS door is open too: multi-select any run of History and file it straight into a List, same sheet as Starred. (Lists)

August 2026

  • Fair Draw is complete — contested drops settle by a provably fair draw with a public transcript page whose verifier replays the whole draw in your own browser against the on-chain anchor. One tap, two endings, nothing to game.
  • The contract suite took a full-stack security pass — including a dedicated attestation key for keychain luck and receive-proof wallet rotation. The contract pages carry every detail.
  • Colorpedia — the whole book on any color: exact math, real names, real history, honest nearest-neighbor matches. On every Project's Colorway tile, and in the Stone (color cinnabar, or just paste a hex).
  • Sticker arrangements now live on your account — your composed profile look follows you across devices like everything else, and every arrangement always fits the screen.
  • Achievements went quiet on purpose — no toasts, no pushes; one rolled inbox row and your grid. (Achievements)
  • Rarity joined the sort pills — #ID and $PRICE each cycle their own directions and then rarity's, marked ❖.
  • This manual took a front-to-back accuracy pass — all 80-odd pages read against the shipped app and the finalized contracts, with every glyph checked against the ones the app actually draws.

July 2026

  • Keychains & Le Depanneur — one-of-one charms from a capsule machine, drawn entirely on-chain; your streak buys luck at the crank, and gold and chrome are the rare pulls.
  • Exchange — head-to-head trading, Outputs for Outputs with an optional sweetener. No fee, ever. (Grew into the full trading floor in October.)
  • The PriceOS Suite — calendar, tasks, workflows, money desk, contacts, notes, and a calm room, one workspace.
  • The Command Stone — triple-tap anywhere: find, ask, compute, etch, cast, summon.
  • Factions — the color war: oaths, the Marginalia, sieges, and a Book that never resets.
  • Cartography and the Rewind — the platform as a living map, and the whole OS scrubbed back to any past day.
  • The Dispatch — the daily paper, printed from the ledger, archived forever — plus its email Digest three times a month.
  • The Fingerprint — every artwork measured from its actual pixels: color, light, composition, and the four taste axes.
  • The Gnomes — every Project's keeper, and the platform's real-fake NFT collection: genuinely scarce, genuinely tradable, deliberately never on a chain.
  • PDMCP — the public MCP server: any AI agent reads PD as live tools, no key, read-only.
  • The Sticker Channel — a 22-second episode a day, 365 a year, above the shelf.
  • Golf Score & the Clubhouse — engine size as a stat; low score wins, the artist takes the flag.

Older than this? The Feature Atlas is the permanent numbered index of everything, and the Rewind will happily show you the platform the day any of it arrived.