Cazzodromo

How scores work

Every piece is described by four attributes. Three scores, all computed from those attributes, say how rare it is. For every score, higher means rarer.

Four attributes

Every piece is described by its category, style, origin and material. These are how many pieces share each value.

Rarity index, 0 to 100

Each attribute value gets a parameter between 0 and 25, based on how many pieces share it: the fewer pieces, the higher the parameter. The rarity index adds up a piece's four parameters.

Coefficient of uniqueness, 0 to 10

This one looks at the exact combination of all four attributes and counts how many pieces share it. A combination no other piece has scores 10; the most shared combination scores 0.

The 512 pieces fall into 112 different combinations. 34 pieces are the only ones with their combination; the most shared combination belongs to 22 pieces.

Power, 0 to 100

Power combines the two: rarity index × coefficient of uniqueness ÷ 10.

No. 042 Folded: 19.08 × 4.29 ÷ 10 = 8.18

Price follows power

Each piece costs what its power says it is worth: the same score always costs the same, and prices climb steeply for the rarest few.

Most of the collection sits near the floor price. Only the piece with a power of 100, No. 076 Neptunian, reaches the top of the scale.

Price by power score
PowerPrice
00.017 ETH
200.02 ETH
400.05 ETH
600.16 ETH
801 ETH
10010 ETH

The most powerful

The six pieces with the highest power in the collection.