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Anyone interested in helping me with this???
I am trying to figure out the approx expected value of minting more meebits (if all leftovers are sent back to auction) based on the remaining attributes .
We know 2 visitors, 13 skeletons and 8 robots remain in the last 2560.
I am trying to figure out the approx expected value of minting more meebits (if all leftovers are sent back to auction) based on the remaining attributes .
We know 2 visitors, 13 skeletons and 8 robots remain in the last 2560.
Just real quick math tells me that there is a 30% better chance at getting one of these "premium" draws on the remaining mints than there was on the initial. 22% of skeletons are still out there with 87% minted!
Things I could use help with....
Floor price for visitors, skellies and robots?
Where do you think should be considered the floor for human meebits bottom 70%?
Floor price for visitors, skellies and robots?
Where do you think should be considered the floor for human meebits bottom 70%?
Ok so I am going to use these as floor prices for now because they are the cheapest I could find on the LL marketplace.
Robot 83
Skeleton 316
Visitor 360
Robot 83
Skeleton 316
Visitor 360
Holy shit 
https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤯" title="Explodierender Kopf" aria-label="Emoji: Explodierender Kopf"> Are these numbers right!
There is 4108 eth of expected value in the 13 remaining skeletons alone! When you add in the visitors and robots the top 1% is worth 5492 eth.
It only cost 6400 eth to mint all the meebits (2560*2.5)
There is 4108 eth of expected value in the 13 remaining skeletons alone! When you add in the visitors and robots the top 1% is worth 5492 eth.
It only cost 6400 eth to mint all the meebits (2560*2.5)
Even if you calculate for the other 2537 to be floors (unrealistic) and to take a 40% loss on each, figuring 1.5 as floor. You can expect 1.13 Eth of expected value for each mint! Am I seeing this correctly? Anyone?
