Listings
Every broker fetches roughly the same price from Anvil, so the asking price is only half the question.
The wallet that transfers with the NFT can hold anything from four tokens to several thousand, plus airdropped NFTs. Two listings at the same price are not the same purchase.
Effective price is the ask less what the wallet is worth: STONKBROKER and ETH at live quotes, plus any NFTs at their collection's OpenSea floor.
A floor is an ask, not a bid — the NFT part is what a patient seller lists at, not what a quick sale fetches. The stock reward tokens are still not priced at all.
Credits the booster still owes are counted, because delivery is keyed to the token and anyone can trigger it, so they land in the wallet you now own.
Tiers are not shown here at all: activation clears on every ownership transfer, with no exception for the AMM, so whatever the seller paid for a tier is not part of what you buy.
Two clocks tick on this page. The OpenSea counter above follows the listings poll, roughly once a minute. The Anvil counter on the Anvil tab follows the vault sync, every five — with the Sync live button to jump the queue.
Everything for sale with what its wallet holds, cheapest once that is counted. Anvil pays 3,8233 ETH for any of them.
OpenSea checked
Anvil activity
Every buy and sell on the Anvil vault leaves an event on the chain, and all of them are kept.
Bought from the vault: someone paid the token price and took an NFT out. Sold to the vault: someone handed theirs in for the fixed payout.
Last 24 hours
12 bought from the vault
5 sold to the vault
Last 7 days
99 bought from the vault
39 sold to the vault
Last 30 days
252 bought from the vault
282 sold to the vault
Three ways in
OpenSea floor is the cheapest listing, and you get exactly the wallet it carries.
Next from Anvil: the vault's "random" buy is a queue — it always hands out its oldest NFT, and which one that is can be read before paying. The cost is the tokens bought through the pool plus the vault's swap fee.
Best snipe from Anvil: pay the higher specific-buy fee and pick any NFT out of the vault — worth it only when its wallet covers the difference. Shown is the richest wallet read so far.
Effective is each route's cost minus what the wallet holds. Only STONKBROKER and ETH are priced, so the figures are floors.
2.188 of
2.188 vault wallets read
Next from Anvil
#414
4,8224 $11.767,76
effective · buy 4,8225 − 0 wallet
Best snipe from Anvil
#1795
4,7368 $11.558,88
effective · buy 5,0382 − 0,3013 wallet
OpenSea floor beats Anvil by 0,009 ETH $22,12 0,1% of the floor
What a snipe costs
- 666.666 STONKBROKER through the pool
- 4,391 $10.714,96
- Anvil's snipe fee (15%)
- +0,6472 $1.579,29
- Snipe price, any broker in the vault
- 5,0382 $12.294,26
- − what its wallet holds
- the figure per broker below
The queue's front skips the snipe fee: a plain buy pays the 10% swap fee instead — 4,8225 ETH all-in $11.767,82 — but takes whatever is next in line.
The 50 best-loaded of the 2.188 vault wallets read so far (0 still unread). Every one costs the same to snipe — the wallet is the whole difference. None of them carries a tier: activation cleared the moment they entered the vault.
