What's new

Clearer words on physical rips

• How it works now says it more carefully: physical rips outside the digital system, like those at ApeFest or at home, are not counted here.
• Where it mentions what Yuga Labs has said about physical rips, the words now link to the original post, so you can read it for yourself.
• The note on the serialized 1/1s now says they are not counted here, since none has been minted on chain yet.

Lowest pops, labelled

• The Lowest pops table on the front page now has Base, Foil and Total headings, so every number explains itself.
• A short line above the table says what it shows: the cards with the fewest digital copies on chain right now.
• The three count columns sit together on the right and line up neatly, on phones and on bigger screens.

Collector profiles

• Collector profiles are here. Open one from the new Collector profile link at the top of a binder.
• A profile shows set and master set progress, faction completion, the scarcest cards held, what is still missing and a list of doubles you can copy.
• Badges celebrate what a wallet holds, like a full set, a faction master set or a low pop card with five or fewer digital copies on chain.
• Share a profile on X and the link shows a binder image with set progress and the six scarcest cards held.
• Profiles are anonymous. They show a shortened wallet address, no names, and stay out of search results.
• Profiles use the saved count and say exactly when it was taken.

The digital pop, in plain words

• These counts cover digital copies on chain. Physical rips outside the digital system are not counted here.
• The top bar shows how many digital packs have been issued and ripped, with the official print run of 240,000 packs kept separate so the two never get mixed up.
• How it works has a new section, What these numbers cover, explaining the warehouse backing, physical cards converted to digital, redemptions and the serialized 1/1s.
• Fixed card pages that could say a card had not been pulled digitally yet when copies were already on chain.
• Card charts now say when they cover fewer copies than the live count, and binder luck says which day its pulls run to.
• Refreshed the saved counts and filled in more first-pull details.

One less tab

• The Sources tab is gone. Its table now lives at the bottom of How it works as Data status, and old Sources links take you straight there.
• The status line under each page title stays quiet when everything is fine, and only speaks up, with a link, when part of the data is offline.
• Plainer wording across the site, with the technical terms taken out.

Easier to share, easier to find

• Found something off, or have an idea? Every page now has a link in the footer to DM @santi_ on X, and errors you cannot fix yourself point there too.
• Links to any page now show a proper preview image when you share them on X or in a group chat.
• Card pages now have clearer descriptions to help search engines find them.
• Added a home screen icon, so the site looks right when you save it to your phone.
• Fixed a small jump on the front page while it loads.

Your time zone, your master set

• Every time on the site is now shown in your own time zone, with a short label like NZDT or PDT. Hover any time to see it in UTC.
• Search for any card by name or number right from the front page.
• Binders have a master set view with all 240 slots, base and foil, so you can see exactly which foils you are missing.
• Pull rates now compare like with like, the way the pack back states them: base odds as average copies per pack, foil odds as the chance per pack.
• New How it works page explaining where every number comes from and how fresh it is.
• The pop report is easier to read on phones, your filters stay in the link so you can share a view, and last hour and last 24 hour numbers say "partial" when they do not cover the whole window.

First release

• Mudwater Stats is live: a free pop report with the number of digital copies on chain for every Mudwater card, base and foil.
• A page for each of the 120 cards, plus Factions, Pull rates, Scarcity, the Rip log, a Daily recap and Market.
• Open a binder for any Solana wallet to see its cards. It is read-only, so there is nothing to connect or sign.
• Make a share image for a card you hold and post it straight to X.
• Works well on phones, with a proper menu, and the text meets accessibility contrast guidelines.