Appearances versus unique works

Listing appearances add the counts visible on each market. Unique listed works count each exact inscription ID once, even if it appears in several collections or marketplaces. A different edition has a different ID.

Shared orders

Some marketplaces distribute the same order. A cross-listing flag means the same inscription is visible in multiple places; it does not prove the seller created independent orders. Source attribution is shown when available.

USD estimates

BTC is the asking price. The smaller USD amount is an estimate using the current Coinbase BTC/USD spot rate, refreshed every minute while this page is open and when you return to it. This updates the conversion, not the saved listing price. USD estimates are hidden if the rate cannot be refreshed.

On-demand snapshots

Scan now discovers works on the Ord.net and Gamma creator pages, and Ordinals Wallet, then checks each mapped marketplace. Shared snapshots are saved between visits. Recent checks are reused for up to five minutes to limit repeat requests. Keep this page open during a scan. Marketplaces can cache data or change their public feeds.

Unknown is not zero

Zero means the source returned no active listings. A dash means no verified mapping or no scan yet. A dagger (†) means incomplete data. If a source fails, its previous snapshot is marked stale and excluded from inscription deduplication until refreshed.

Coverage

Ord.net defines the collection roster. Other marketplaces are matched to those collections; individual print pages are grouped under their parent collection. Provenance and Colors are excluded. Duplicate detection itself uses exact inscription IDs only. Lots, auctions, private offers, unmapped works, and unavailable feeds can leave gaps. Totals are not a guarantee of immediately purchasable inventory.

Offers shows public top-offer summaries and the bids returned by Satflow. It is not a complete history of every bid on every artwork.