Game-specific trading
Read the current Adopt Me source unit and archived July scores, then check variant and demand limits before comparing.
Adopt Me now uses source-native Normal / No Potion values captured September 28, 2026. The July internal scores and demand labels are archived historical context. Neither dataset prices every Neon, Mega, Fly, or Ride variant.
Shadow Dragon starts at 2,450 points and Bat Dragon at 2,100 in the July 2, 2026 baseline. Both carry Very High demand and Legendary rarity labels.
Their 350-point difference is a dataset comparison. It is not a verified live offer, a required add or evidence that either player should accept.
The current source snapshot explicitly selects Normal / No Potion. It does not price Neon, Mega, Fly, or Ride offers. Multiplying the normal value by an assumed factor would create unsupported precision.
If your trade includes one of these attributes, record the mismatch. Seek evidence for that exact version instead of presenting a base record as an exact variant quote.
The baseline labels Turtle Very High and Albino Monkey High even though both are Legendary and their scores are close. A shared rarity therefore does not imply interchangeable demand.
These are stored labels, not recent buyer counts. Do not turn them into a promise that one pet will be easier to trade today.
The September 28 date records source capture, not each pet's last value change. The July review dates belong to the old internal-score ledger.
A proposal about the wrong variant or a pet-relative unit cannot change the current source-native snapshot. The next snapshot must pass the same objective gates.
One baseline cannot prove that an older pet rises over time or that a new pet will fall. Limited availability alone does not supply a measured trend.
Read approved before-and-after states where available. If no movement is recorded, do not infer a flat market from silence.
Start with the current item page, then inspect same-unit source-value neighbors. Use the analyzer only after matching normal, no-potion variants and checking the capture date.
Keep the item-level caveat with the saved offer. Returning to a saved draft should trigger another look at current evidence rather than reuse an old conclusion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Trade Index does not apply an automatic potion premium. The current list uses Normal / No Potion values and does not quote other variants.
That arithmetic counts four normal records. It does not establish the trading value of a Neon variant.
No. An age or availability label is not an approved time series. Check the actual dated item history.
Two records can have different source dates. A shared capture date does not establish when either pet's value last changed.