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Phygitals.
What Phygitals’s own public record and published terms show, read on the dates each block carries. Exact where every event was read; an estimate with its 95% interval where we sampled; “silent” and “not read” as written.
- Record sits on
- Solana
- Custodian, as its pages state
- PSA Vault; Fanatics Vault; Alt Vault
- Readability
- Grade B
- Last read
- 22 October 2026
Its own site: phygitals.com
Readability
Grade B.
A, grader and cert readable on chain or in permanent public metadata; B, activity readable but no cert we may read; C, only what the company publishes; D, gone or wound down.
B: activity readable, no readable cert.
Activity is readable from the chain (Solana); the cert is not readable by us, because token metadata sits on metadata.phygitals.com (company API); on-chain account holds name and URI only: terms bar bots, scrapers and automated tools without prior written consent.
BSJ Ventures, the on-chain registry, compiled 2026-10-21. Custodian: BSJ Ventures, the on-chain registry, compiled 2026-10-21.
The latest week · 11 to 17 October 2026
What its public chain recorded.
The chain week 11 to 17 October 2026 (UTC), read on 21 and 22 October 2026, packs followed to 21 October 2026 for their sell-backs. Exact means every event in the week was read; estimate means a seeded random sample scaled to the week, with its 95% interval. A cell with no figure says why.
Phygitals on Solana
read 21 and 22 October 2026Sample estimates: random samples of 750 and 300 of the week's transactions, scaled to the week's counts
- Packs opened or bought
47,108 payment transactions
95%: 42,874 to 51,342
estimate, 95% interval
Payments into the platform, not packs; a payment can cover more than one pack
- How paid
USDC from wallets
from a sample
- Sold straight back
74,305 sell-back transactions
95%: 70,070 to 78,539
estimate, 95% interval
- Share sold straight back
A ratio of estimates from two different samples (sell-backs on the USDC account, awards on the settlement wallet), with no interval, so not shown
- Median time to sell-back
22 s
95%: 19 s to 23 s
estimate, 95% interval
From the card's award to its sell-back; order-statistic interval on 459 sampled sell-backs
- 90th percentile time to sell-back
126 s
95%: 77 s to 4 min
estimate, 95% interval
From the card's award to its sell-back; order-statistic interval
- Pack spend
$4,775,468
95%: $1,973,070 to $7,577,866
estimate, 95% interval
A $5,000 pack in a sample of hundreds moves the estimate a great deal, which is why the interval is wide
- Buy-backs
74,305 sell-back transactions
95%: 70,070 to 78,539
estimate, 95% interval
- Buy-back value
$2,336,057
95%: $1,728,496 to $2,943,617
estimate, 95% interval
- Spend returned through buy-backs
48.9%
95%: 17.1% to 80.7%
estimate, 95% interval
Ratio estimate over the USDC-account sample, with its residual standard error
- Left the vault
Not separable: the sample held no burns
- Average spend per pack
$101
95%: $42 to $160
estimate, 95% interval
Per payment transaction, not per pack
- Cert record
Not readable: the on-chain asset holds a name and a URI only, and the metadata host's terms bar bots
Method, 11 to 17 October 2026Pack payments land on the settlement wallet's USDC account, not on the wallet itself, so both are read: every successful transaction in the window is counted and a seeded random sample of each is opened. A payment is stablecoin into the platform from outside; a sell-back is stablecoin out with the Core card returning to the settlement wallet; an award is a Core card leaving it. Time to sell-back is the sell-back's block time minus the card's previous transaction.
What moved
No earlier week on record: 11 to 17 October 2026 is the first week read. What moved appears here once the next week is read.
Every week on record
The series. The week-by-week series since 11 to 17 October 2026, every dated change to the terms record and the whole legal log for this platform are part of the paid layer.
The terms record
Where your $100 sits.
What the platform’s own terms say about a buyer’s money and a pulled card, quoted from the terms cited, with the section number. “Silent” means a word search of the full text found nothing on the point; “not read” means the page refused the read or was not read on the point. Each row carries the terms’ own date and the date read.
Not read in this table: the six columns cover the platforms whose terms were read for the off-chain table. Its published terms are not yet in the Platform Record.
Its published terms · the Platform Record, October 2026
Affiliates, refunds and disputes, age and identity.
Not in the October 2026 edition of the Platform Record, which carries the platforms read on chain for the month. The Record is refreshed on the first Sunday of each month.
The legal log
No entry names this platform.
Dated regulatory, court, network and platform-rule entries that name the platform: what one public document says, in one sentence, with who acted, the document’s date, the source and the date read. Companies as the sources name them; never a private individual. Described, never concluded.
The log carries no entry naming Phygitals as of 23 October 2026. Entries that apply to every platform are kept with the log.
Reading signed by BSJ Ventures.
Describes the platform's own public record and published terms, as read; not a verdict; not a forecast; not investment advice.
Brich House records; it never buys, sells or holds, and never signs a verdict. BSJ Ventures, its parent, read the chains and the pages and signed the reading. Corrections are welcome at hello@brich.house.
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