Every certificate is minted from the same shrinking pool. Once a Legendary is gone,
it is gone — supply is capped at 1,000 forever and unsold certificates are retired, never reissued.
This page reads the chain directly.
Rarity still unminted ● LIVE
Bar shows how much of each band is still in the pack.
Rarity is fixed at generation and written into the metadata — it cannot be changed after the fact.
Legendary tracker · 9 archetypes ● LIVE
The scarcest art in the collection. Gold means at least one has already been claimed.
We show how many remain, never which token id —
that would just hand snipers a map.
Reading OpenSea's rarity rank ⛵ EXPLAINER
OpenSea puts a coloured gem and a number on every certificate — like
◆ #1 or ◆ #174. That number is a
rank, not a quantity, and it is not our Rarity band.
Here is the difference, because it matters for what you get paid.
WHAT THE GEM COLOUR MEANS
| ◆ | orange | rarest ~1% of traits |
| ◆ | purple | ~1–5% |
| ◆ | blue | ~5–25% |
| ◆ | grey | everything else |
Hover any gem on OpenSea and it tells you the percentile outright,
e.g. Ranked 22 / 312 (Top 10%).
WHY RANK ≠ OUR RARITY BAND
OpenSea scores the statistical rarity of all 12 traits at once
— Archetype alone has 91 values and dominates the maths. Our Rarity
attribute is only one of those 12 inputs. So an Epic with an odd combination can out-rank a Legendary.
The two correlate, but they are not the same list:
| Our band | Typical OpenSea rank |
| Legendary | top ~5% |
| Epic | top ~10% |
| Rare | middle |
| Uncommon / Common | lower half |
Only the Rarity band pays. The treasury splits every stock distribution by
Reward Weight, which is set by your tier and band — never by an OpenSea rank.
A #1 rank earns exactly the same as a #300 rank of the same band. Rank is marketplace flavour, nothing more.
One more catch: OpenSea ranks against minted supply only,
so every new mint reshuffles the list. A certificate ranked #22 today will sit somewhere else at 1,000 minted.
Your Rarity band, written into the metadata at generation, never moves.