Of 1,493 tracked pulls, 99.3% went straight back to the vault (buyback).
Median time from pull to next move: 3 min.
Every Renaiss pack runs the same loop: common cards (~1× price) are bought back and re-pulled endlessly, while rares get kept — they leave the pool. On-chain, the cards that exit carry far higher FMV (leavers median ~$260, 57% jackpots) than the ones that recirculate (~$51, 1.7%). The operator restocks rares, and that tug-of-war is the published-odds drift.
On-chain, from the Registry contract. Non-tracked-VM destinations can be contracts (routers / marketplaces) or an as-yet-unlisted buyback VM, not necessarily resale wallets. Estimates, not advice.
Published odds held one value over the last 72h (407 checks): crown 0.5% · bloom 33% · thorn 66%.
Pool right now: 81.5% common / 18.5% rare, from 1,898 cards in the vault · published draw odds put the common tier at 66%
Median far below mean: a LOTTERY pack — most pulls land near the median; the mean is carried by a thin, high-value tail.
illustrative bins · derived from published odds$266.00 typical pull vs $154.50 expected value.
Odds-weighted, this is a LOTTERY pull — most pulls land near the median; the mean is carried by a thin, high-value tail.
103 pulls · 26 buyers analyzed on-chain. The hit-rate (FMV ≥ 2× price) stays flat regardless of the prior trash streak — trend-test p=0.40, and the pull order is consistent with random.
So “I've stacked trash, I'm due” is the gambler's fallacy here: every pull is at the published odds, streak or not.
small sample — directional only · On-chain pull outcomes over one window; the draw itself is off-chain. Estimates, not advice.
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what remains in the pool right now — availability changes with every pull · card names link to Renaiss