How it works

Where each number comes from

On top of that, a shared cache in front of the site keeps each page for 1 minute and may hand out the previous copy for up to 5 minutes more while it fetches a new one. The top bar data is cached for 30 seconds, the rip log for 1 minute, market data for 2 minutes and share images for 10 minutes.

What these numbers cover

• Every count on this site is digital cards on the Solana blockchain. The pop report is the digital pop.
• Every digital card is backed by a physical card stored in a warehouse, and a digital foil is the actual physical foil. When a digital pack is ripped, it is paired with the next physical pack opened in the warehouse.
• Physical packs opened outside the digital system, for example at ApeFest or at home, are not tracked by anyone, Yuga Labs included. Real totals for a card can be higher than shown here.
• Physical cards sent to the warehouse to become digital later will raise the counts. Redeeming a digital card for the physical one burns the digital card and lowers the counts.
• The official print run is 240,000 packs of 10 cards (2,400,000 cards). A box is 24 packs and a case is 10 boxes. Digital packs issued so far is a smaller number that grows over time.

Supply facts from 0xQuit, Yuga Labs, launch thread 18 Oct 2026.

Live, cached and saved snapshot

Every page has one status line under the title. It starts with one of three words.

Live

The last lookup worked. The time shown is when those counts were true.

Cached

The latest lookup failed, so you are seeing the last one that worked. The time tells you how old it is. If the problem can clear by itself, a Retry button and a countdown show; we try again automatically.

Saved snapshot

No live source answered, or none is set up on this copy of the site. Numbers come from the full scan saved with the app on 21 Oct, 1:16 am UTC: 45,420 cards. When a source is simply not set up, retrying cannot help, so there is no countdown and the page does not reload itself.

All times are shown in your own time zone, worked out by your browser. Hover any time to see the full date and the same moment in UTC. Share images are made on the server, which does not know your zone, so they use UTC and say so.

1h and 24h numbers are only shown for windows our pull history fully covers. If it covers part of the window they are marked partial, and if it covers none of it they show n/a.

Free plan limits, and what you will see

This site runs on free plans. Each server paces itself with its own request budget:

When a shared limiter is set up, all servers together also stay under 90 card and wallet lookups requests per 1 minute, 300 collection counters requests per 1 minute, 60 mint records and market data requests per 1 minute. Without one, each server keeps its own count, so the total depends on how many servers are running. The shared cache above is what keeps that number low.

Wallet lookups are limited to 10 per visitor per 1 minute. Requests time out after 10 seconds and are retried up to 2 times with growing waits.

If a data source says slow down, you keep seeing the last good numbers with their time, and this message:

Sorry, we're being rate limited because we're on a free plan. Please try again in a minute.

Pull rates

Opening a pack burns it and mints 10 cards whose names say which pack they came from, so every opened pack can be rebuilt. The pack back states two kinds of odds, and Pull rates checks each the way it is written:

• Base: average copies per pack. Total copies divided by packs opened. The 95% interval is a Wilson interval when no pack ever held more than one, otherwise a normal interval for a mean.
• Foil: chance a pack has at least one. Share of packs with one or more, with a Wilson interval over packs.

Packs are counted as the unit, not single card slots, because the 10 cards in a pack are not independent.

Scarcity score

A 0 to 100 score per card, based on digital supply, with nothing hidden:

• pop = ln(most copies of any card + 1) minus ln(this card's copies + 1), scaled 0 to 100 across the set
• foil = the same, using foil copies
• faction = 100 x (1 minus the faction's share of all copies), scaled across the four factions
• score = 0.6 x pop + 0.25 x foil + 0.15 x faction

It describes digital supply only, the copies on chain. It is not a price prediction.

Read-only, always

The site never asks you to connect a wallet and never signs, buys, bids or sends anything. The binder reads public holdings for any address you paste. API keys stay on the server and are never sent to your browser.

Known gaps

• Yuga Labs says there are 8 serialized 1/1s in the set. None has been minted on chain yet, so they are not tracked. They may all be in physical hands.
• Without instant pull tracking, the pull history only reaches back as far as recent marketplace mint records allow. After a long quiet spell or a burst bigger than 800 transfers, 1h and 24h may show as partial.
• 0 cards in the snapshot have no matching marketplace mint record, so they count in totals but not in hourly charts.
• Prices come from one marketplace only. Others are not included.
• Faction tags were read by eye. If you spot a wrong one, DM @santi_ on X.

Data status

Whether each feed answered just now, and how fresh it is. Times are in your own time zone; hover one for UTC.

• Live card counts and wallet lookups: set up
• Pull times and market data: set up
• Instant pull updates: not set up on this copy of the site

The saved snapshot is a full scan of the chain from 21 Oct, 1:12 am UTC: 45,420 cards across 120 card numbers. Pull times come from marketplace mint records (100.00% of cards matched). Faction tags were read from every card image by hand, since they are not in the metadata.

Questions or feedback

Spotted a wrong number, have an idea, or want to ask how something is counted? DM @santi_ on X. Every message is read.