1. Choose one purpose
Rank for trading, passive income, collecting, or 1v1 separately. Do not combine different goals into one unexplained tier.
No exact trustworthy ranking is ready because a complete weapon roster, comparable values and attributable performance data were not found.
This first screen answers that no exact trustworthy ranking is source-ready, then provides a usable comparison method and evidence matrix rather than an empty tier shell. A visible Value Data Status section explains why no official/shared values are claimed and sends players to the input-driven calculator. First screen says an exact source-ready ranking does not exist yet; the page still gives a useful comparison workflow, evidence-readiness matrix, value-data status, and promotion criteria.
A useful tier list must state the player goal, comparison basis, date and missing evidence.
Rank for trading, passive income, collecting, or 1v1 separately. Do not combine different goals into one unexplained tier.
Compare candidates using figures collected on the same date and from the same kind of evidence. Record whether each number is a player estimate or creator-published fact.
The official media shows visually different weapons, but it does not publish a complete variant multiplier table. Treat appearance and any claimed multiplier as separate fields.
If value, income, acquisition odds, demand or combat evidence is missing, mark the comparison incomplete instead of filling the gap with a guess.
A new weapon, event, economy adjustment or creator announcement can change a ranking. Keep the check date beside every future row.
Compare totals from values you personally trust.
Compare $/s only when the figures share the same basis.
Names, values, acquisition details, variants and use-case evidence.
A future row needs a stable name plus comparable evidence for its chosen purpose: same-date value basis, income rate, acquisition details, variant identity, demand or 1v1 results. Missing fields stay visible.
At least two named candidates must be comparable for one player goal using a stated basis and date. A creator-published roster or repeatable in-game labels can establish identity; player estimates must remain labelled as estimates.
The available public material does not provide a maintainable value list. Use the input-driven calculator for figures you trust instead of treating this page as a price feed.
There is not enough attributable public data to name one. The official media shows weapon-like collectibles and income labels, but no complete roster or comparable statistics.
A named ranking would imply facts the available material does not establish. The page will add rows after candidates and comparable evidence are public.
No. Income may matter for one goal, while trade demand, variant, acquisition cost, or 1v1 performance could matter for another. Those fields need current evidence.
Yes. Use the calculator to total both sides of a trade or project income from a rate you enter.