Publisher Trust
Trade Index separates source collection from publication review so users can see where values come from and what the current limits are.
Are all game values comparable?
Adopt Me and Grow a Garden use the stored Trade Index score. Steal a Brainrot records income per second, not a player-to-player trade price. Numbers from different games or units must not be compared as equal value.
The original dataset is a starting snapshot. It does not establish that its values still describe current offers.
What happens during a source check?
The collector requests allowlisted public pages and reads tables with explicit item names and numerical field headings. It records check time, source identity, status, and warnings.
Failed requests, unclear units, malformed rows, duplicate names, and conflicting observations remain visible as failures or manual-review cases. They do not silently replace published values. A source modification date, when available, is separate from the time we checked the page.
Can any fetched number change the score?
No. A source must use a documented compatible unit before a numerical comparison can create a proposal. AdoptMeTradingValues uses a Ride Potion scale that has not been mapped to the stored Trade Index score. Grow a Garden source scores are also not mapped. Both require manual review.
Brainrot income is compared only with income per second. Demand is used only when a source supplies an explicit recognized demand label. The collector does not derive fresh demand from a value threshold.
When does the public number change?
Collection can propose a change but cannot approve it. A recorded editorial decision must identify the proposal, reviewer, review time, and reason. Approval adds an evidence-backed history record. Rejection preserves the published value.
Published values come from the preserved baseline plus approved records. Pending proposals remain separate. Missing source items are flagged for review rather than deleted. A new name is not automatically treated as a newly released game item.
What if two observations differ?
Different values or demand labels are retained for manual review rather than averaged or resolved by source order. Large changes and broad dataset changes are also flagged.
Two pages or mirrors from the same publisher are not independent confirmation. No source-agreement percentage is displayed without a supported calculation and comparable observations.
Does July 2 mean a recent item review?
No. July 2, 2026 marks the existing structured dataset baseline. It is not a new item check. Item pages distinguish the baseline from later successful source comparisons and approved item reviews.
When no approved change exists, the page says so. No movement chart, invented price point, or retrospective review is generated to fill a gap. No recorded change is not proof that the market stayed unchanged.
What do confidence and liquidity mean here?
Item confidence and liquidity are not measured. The ledger stores these as null rather than assigning a score without a calibrated method or a transaction sample. Stored demand labels are not measured trade completion rates.
Numerical variation is calculated only with at least three observations from the baseline and approved numerical changes. It is the population standard deviation divided by the mean. This describes stored observations, not a prediction of market risk or trading success.
How can a record be challenged?
Send the game, item name, displayed number, source link, and reason through the contact page. An email draft is not a submitted or approved correction.
Trade Index does not claim a completed-trade database, an official Roblox relationship, or verified community consensus. Check exact variants, dates, and source limitations before using a stored number.