What's new

A new home for Mudwater Stats

• Find Mudwater Stats at mudwater.cards, with the same reports and collector tools.
• Old page links take you to the matching page at the new address.

Clearer checks, steadier updates

• Sealed supply shows a loading indicator straight away and keeps the last checked counts visible during a retry.
• Background pull checks handle busy periods more reliably and keep their place while catching up.
• Add up to three public wallets to one collection view, with separate checked dates and a clear view of collection progress.
• Estimate missing cards in Market, with quoted subtotals and unpriced slots kept separate.
• Review recorded sales for a selected card and finish, separately from current asking prices.

Reported pulls for your community

• Community tools can now share official pull reports, with Legendary 1/1s and numbered Prestige /5 serials counted separately.
• Physical reports stay separate from digital copies on Solana, and unnamed cards stay unnamed.
• The community integration guide is easier to read on phones.

Serialized pulls, with the original report

• Pull rates now lists serialized pulls reported by official accounts, starting with the first Legendary 1/1, with a link to the original post.
• Each reported pull is marked physical or digital and kept separate from the digital copies on Solana counted here.
• The home page marks the first Mudwater 1/1 pulled, shown in your own time zone.
• Pack charts open on a recent window, with dated axes, readable values and clearly marked gaps in older records.
• Fresh pack records can appear in a quiet notice while you browse, with a link to the rip log and no repeat notices there.
• How it works explains regular pull checks and why a new record can arrive after a rip.

Checked counts, ready to share

• Shared pack totals use the same checked count as the header.
• New opening details can be collected in the background, with clear dates and partial coverage when the record is still catching up.

An easier way around

• Find guides, data status and community tools in clearly grouped footer links.
• Footer links are easier to tap on phones, with feedback and policies in their own spaces.

Packs, boxes and cases, counted together

• Ripped pack counts now stay accurate when sealed packs are combined into boxes.
• See how sealed digital supply on Solana splits across loose packs, boxes and cases, with a new sealed share stat.
• Compare completed combining and breaking down over seven or thirty days once the full history is checked.
• Browse digital boxes and cases in Market, with a price per pack beside each checked listing.
• Families and the sixteen official Tribes make it easier to browse cards and organise your binder.
• Pack Lab, Supply flows and Pack mix can check both older and newer recorded openings.

A companion for your collector chat

• A new community guide explains card lookups, scarcity and binder commands, with invite links appearing as each bot becomes ready.
• Chat answers use clearly dated digital counts on Solana, and missing wallets are never described as empty binders.
• Terms of Service and a fuller Privacy Policy explain how the site and community tools work.

Checked counts for community tools

• Community tools can read dated card counts on Solana through a public stats feed, with fair-use limits.
• A new developer guide explains how to use the counts and recognise incomplete opening history or unsupported finishes.
• Missing pages stay still instead of repeatedly reloading, and the live counts header keeps its update time neatly aligned.

The pack rules, with their sources

• Pull rates now brings together official serialized runs, claim guidance and the print-run allocation, with links to the original announcements.
• Legendary and Prestige card pages explain their separate numbered runs without mixing them into base and foil digital counts.
• How it works explains random selection from the warehouse queue, sealed boxes and cases, and their physical backing.
• The official claim checker and deadline are easier to find, with the deadline shown in your own time zone.
• Longer pack explanations open in place, and shared links reveal the relevant detail straight away.

From a card to your next find

• Marketplace choices live on card pages and in Market, keeping card grids, reports and the rip log clear.
• Market gives cards, packs, boxes and promos their own browsing paths, with digital and physical listings kept separate.
• Single-box searches recognise the packs inside a box, while bundles and offers with extras stay out of single-product comparisons. Promo searches focus on Mudwater promos.
• A new game guide explains the basics and links to the official game and complete rules.
• Market opens in its final layout, staying steady while fonts and listing checks finish.
• Physical listing checks use clearly dated saved results for up to an hour when an update is delayed.

A clearer look at the market

• Market now compares digital and physical listing searches for the same card and finish, keeping currencies, condition and current bids separate.
• Save up to eight targets on this browser and open matching listings straight from a card page.
• Sealed products and First Pull promos have their own searches, with clear coverage and no assumed shipping or tax totals.
• Physical price comparisons are being connected, with direct search links available while access is arranged.

Look closer at recorded packs

• Pack Lab replays checked ten-card openings against cards you need, keeping the historical sample separate from unopened-pack odds.
• Supply flows shows recorded card additions, burns and transfers on Solana, with partial coverage and unknown causes clearly labelled.
• Pack mix compares consecutive checked openings, showing the sample size, differences and uncertainty when enough evidence is available.
• All three tools sit together under Pull rates, with immediate loading feedback and an in-place retry.

Clearer coverage for wallet lookups

• Limited wallet inventories clearly show which cards were returned, with a note that hidden NFTs are not included.
• Binder images and post text carry the same coverage note, and possible exchanges still use a separate complete checked count.

Fresher collector profiles

• Collector profiles now use the latest checked complete holdings count when it is available.
• Profile images keep the same captured numbers and date as the profile that created them, with a clear fallback if that capture is no longer available.

A clearer path through your binder

• Exchange checks wait for a matching holdings count instead of showing an empty binder when a wallet has newer cards.
• Collector profiles and binder images are easier to find, with clear links to possible exchanges, set bottlenecks and ownership spread.
• Buttons and reading controls use consistent type, and rip log rows are easier to scan.

See how doubles could help a binder

• Binders can find possible exchanges between two or three wallets using a checked holdings count.
• Suggestions only offer spare copies and show what each wallet would give and receive, without signing or sending anything.

Find the cards holding sets back

• Scarcity now has set bottlenecks, showing which cards limit complete sets in a checked digital count.
• See the theoretical set and master-set ceilings, plus cards that are the only gap in nearly complete wallets.

A closer look at who holds a card

• Card pages can show how evenly a finish is held, alongside its largest wallet’s share.
• The extra insight uses one checked holdings count and shows when that count was taken.

A clearer moment to share

• Share cards show a clear preparing state straight away, with space reserved for the image.
• Copying becomes available when the image is ready, and a failed image can be retried in place.

Your collecting story, ready to share

• Binders now show SOL in recorded single-card buys and verified pack rips, with clear notes when history is incomplete.
• Binder share images stay on the page, with buttons to copy the image and matching text for your post.
• Recorded purchases are easy to check, and rip log wallet labels no longer imply that receiving cards proves who opened a pack.
• Check a wallet’s recorded rip count straight from the rip log, from its first recorded rip onward.
• SOL amounts are easier to read, rounded to three decimal places in binders and share cards.
• Shared links now show the right tool, with distinct previews for binders, population, scarcity and more.

Usage insights without the extra step

• Usage analytics now starts automatically, helping us see which tools to improve without an extra footer prompt.
• The privacy note stays in the footer, and wallet addresses, search text and entered quantities are still excluded from usage events.

Help shape the next update

• You can choose whether to share optional usage analytics, helping us see which tools to improve next.
• Privacy and analytics choices are available in every footer, with wallet addresses, search text and entered quantities left out of usage events.

The rarest cards, whatever their family

• Scarcity now ranks cards by digital copies on chain only, with extra weight for foils, so family size no longer changes a card’s score.
• Switch to Foil only to compare the fewest foil copies, with Base, Foil and Total counts side by side.
• Card suggestions on the front page now match the site, stay above the artwork and fit on phones.

Find your finish, share your card

• Card artwork is easier to see, with a larger view and zoom that stays on the page.
• Copy the real artwork, download a PNG or copy a stat image with its digital count and recorded time.
• Choose Base or Foil and keep that finish when you share a card link or open matching listings.
• The pop report has finish views, an exact copy limit and clearer filters you can share or clear.
• When image copying is unavailable, a download stays within reach, and missing foil artwork is clearly labelled.

Clearer coverage for collectors

• Counts and share images now say Solana, so you can see exactly what the digital pop covers.
• How it works explains which serialized cards are already in packs, lists the seven First Pull promo variants and links to the original announcements.
• The ApeChain note explains community pack allocations without claiming a separate card count.
• A card with no copies in the current count no longer implies it has never been pulled, and ownership-image pages stay out of search results.
• Ownership share images now include a small footer note explaining that Mudwater Stats does not verify wallet holdings on chain.
• Entering more copies than the recorded card count now shows a clear explanation with the card name, the limit and a link to flag an incorrect count.

Steadier card pages on phones

• Card pages on phones now open in their final layout, so the details no longer jump below the card art as the page finishes loading.
• You will notice it most on older phones and slower connections.

Clearer words on physical rips

• How it works now says it more carefully: physical rips outside the digital system, like those at ApeFest or at home, are not counted here.
• Where it mentions what Yuga Labs has said about physical rips, the words now link to the original post, so you can read it for yourself.
• The note on the serialized 1/1s now says they are not counted here, since none has been minted on chain yet.

Lowest pops, labelled

• The Lowest pops table on the front page now has Base, Foil and Total headings, so every number explains itself.
• A short line above the table says what it shows: the cards with the fewest digital copies on chain right now.
• The three count columns sit together on the right and line up neatly, on phones and on bigger screens.

Collector profiles

• Collector profiles are here. Open one from the new Collector profile link at the top of a binder.
• A profile shows set and master set progress, family completion, the scarcest cards held, what is still missing and a list of doubles you can copy.
• Badges celebrate what a wallet holds, like a full set, a family master set or a low pop card with five or fewer digital copies on chain.
• Share a profile on X and the link shows a binder image with set progress and the six scarcest cards held.
• Profiles are anonymous. They show a shortened wallet address, no names, and stay out of search results.
• Profiles use the saved count and say exactly when it was taken.

The digital pop, in plain words

• These counts cover digital copies on chain. Physical rips outside the digital system are not counted here.
• The top bar shows how many digital packs have been issued and ripped, with the official print run of 240,000 packs kept separate so the two never get mixed up.
• How it works has a new section, What these numbers cover, explaining the warehouse backing, physical cards converted to digital, redemptions and the serialized 1/1s.
• Fixed card pages that could say a card had not been pulled digitally yet when copies were already on chain.
• Card charts now say when they cover fewer copies than the live count, and binder luck says which day its pulls run to.
• Refreshed the saved counts and filled in more first-pull details.

One less tab

• The Sources tab is gone. Its table now lives at the bottom of How it works as Data status, and old Sources links take you straight there.
• The status line under each page title stays quiet when everything is fine, and only speaks up, with a link, when part of the data is offline.
• Plainer wording across the site, with the technical terms taken out.

Easier to share, easier to find

• Found something off, or have an idea? Every page now has a link in the footer to DM @santi_ on X, and errors you cannot fix yourself point there too.
• Links to any page now show a proper preview image when you share them on X or in a group chat.
• Card pages now have clearer descriptions to help search engines find them.
• Added a home screen icon, so the site looks right when you save it to your phone.
• Fixed a small jump on the front page while it loads.

Your time zone, your master set

• Every time on the site is now shown in your own time zone, with a short label like NZDT or PDT. Hover any time to see it in UTC.
• Search for any card by name or number right from the front page.
• Binders have a master set view with all 240 slots, base and foil, so you can see exactly which foils you are missing.
• Pull rates now compare like with like, the way the pack back states them: base odds as average copies per pack, foil odds as the chance per pack.
• New How it works page explaining where every number comes from and how fresh it is.
• The pop report is easier to read on phones, your filters stay in the link so you can share a view, and last hour and last 24 hour numbers say "partial" when they do not cover the whole window.

First release

• Mudwater Stats is live: a free pop report with the number of digital copies on chain for every Mudwater card, base and foil.
• A page for each of the 120 cards, plus Families, Pull rates, Scarcity, the Rip log, a Daily recap and Market.
• Open a binder for any Solana wallet to see its cards. It is read-only, so there is nothing to connect or sign.
• Make a share image for a card you hold and post it straight to X.
• Works well on phones, with a proper menu, and the text meets accessibility contrast guidelines.