Press · The Platform Record
The Platform Record, for the press.
A monthly description of what collectibles platforms' own public records show, read from public chain data and signed by BSJ Ventures. The dataset, the method, the share image, how to cite it, and who to ask.
- Current edition
- October 2026
- Read
- 20 October 2026
- Chain week
- 11 to 17 October 2026
- Platforms
- 2, none recorded by Brich House
What it is
One page a month, per platform, from the platform’s own record.
The Platform Record is a monthly edition at brich.house/platforms/record. For each pack, rip or tokenized-card platform it carries what that platform’s own public record showed on the date read: packs opened or bought, the share sold straight back to the platform, what left the vault, the cert numbers on its public index, and the vault names its records carry. Beside the figures sit the date read, the sources, what the platform’s own published terms say about affiliates, refunds and disputes, and age and identity checks, and whether Brich House has recorded a holding of that platform.
It is published by Brich House, the cards and collectibles company of BSJ Ventures. Brich House verifies and records and reports where value stands; it never buys, sells or holds. The reading at the top of each edition is signed by BSJ Ventures.
Figures are what each platform's own public record shows on the date read. Descriptions, not findings.
How it is made
Four rules, every edition.
01
Public chain data
Each platform in the Record keeps its activity on a public blockchain. We read the platform's own programs, contracts and treasury wallets for one complete week, by the method on Tokenized collectibles. No individual wallet is shown or stored; aggregates only.
02
Read monthly
A new edition is read on the first Sunday of each month and dated. Every figure keeps the date it was read, and earlier editions are not rewritten. The chain week is the latest complete week before the reading.
03
Descriptions, never findings
Each figure is what that platform's own public record shows on the date read: packs or items, sold back or redeemed, left the vault, certs seen. Where a record carries no such figure the Record says "not read". No platform is judged, ranked or recommended, and no client or case is named.
04
Reading signed by BSJ Ventures
The short monthly reading above the figures is a description of what the records showed. It is signed by BSJ Ventures, Brich House's parent. Brich House never buys, sells or holds, and never signs a verdict.
The dataset
The October 2026 edition, as a file.
Built from the same file as the page at every build, so the download and the page never disagree.
CSV
One row per figure.
16 rows, 17 columns: edition, chain week, platform, chain, vault as stated, date read, the figure, its value and note, the sources, whether Brich House has recorded the platform, the signed line and the citation. UTF-8, every field quoted.
brich-house-platform-record-2026-10.csv
Share image
The edition’s card, 1200 by 630.
Free to use beside coverage of the Record, unaltered and credited to Brich House. The figures on it follow the edition.
The dataset and the image may be quoted and reproduced in coverage of the Record, credited to Brich House. Quote figures with the platform, the chain week and the date read, as the file carries them; a figure without its date is not the Record.
The method and its limits
What the figures can and cannot say.
Read these before quoting a figure. Each one is also in the note beside the figure in the file.
One week, not a month
The chain figures cover one complete week. They describe that week; they are not a monthly total and are not scaled up to one.
Only what is on chain
A platform's card-paid checkouts, off-chain sales and other chains' machines are not in the figures unless the platform's public record carries them. Each note says what a figure counts.
Vault names are the platform's word
Where a platform names a vault, the Record repeats the name as stated. No platform in the current edition publishes an independent count of the cards behind its tokens, and the Record does not supply one.
Certs are counted, not checked
"Certs seen" is the number of distinct cert numbers on a platform's public index on the date read. It says nothing about any cert, card or holder.
Recorded by Brich House
That column says whether a holding of that platform has been recorded by Brich House, with the date of the last record. It says nothing else about the platform, and nothing about a platform that has not asked.
Not advice
The Record is not investment advice, not a grading, appraisal or valuation, and not an opinion on any platform. It makes no forecast.
How to cite
Name the edition and the date read.
Brich House, The Platform Record, October 2026 edition, read 20 Oct 2026
With a link to brich.house/platforms/record. For one figure, add the platform and the chain week, as the file carries them.
Contact
Questions, corrections, earlier editions.
Write to the desk with the edition and the figure. Corrections are made in the next edition and noted; the edition quoted is never rewritten.
Brich House LLC, a BSJ Ventures company, Red Bank, New Jersey. The Record is descriptions, not findings; not a grading, an appraisal or an opinion on any platform, card or cert, and not investment advice. Platform and grader names belong to their owners, who do not endorse this page.