The Kingdom at a glance, November

Press Cards hold the highest floor in the Kingdom at about $0.31, followed by the Apes at $0.23. Fighter tickets have settled at $0.13 after the tournament rush, still held by 1,842 households.

The Pet Meadows had the busiest day, with almost $5 traded in 24 hours. The Wild Ones remain the most traded collection overall, at about $16.84. Prices are in US dollars as shown on OpenSea and move every hour. This is a newspaper, not financial advice.

The Kingdom at a glance

The Arena is the talk of the Kingdom: Fighter tickets now change hands at around $0.54, the highest floor of any district. Press Cards hold at $0.30 even after a 32% dip, and the Apes reprint opened at $0.22.

The Wild Ones remain the busiest market, with about $16 traded since the boats stopped running and 1,473 households holding a tribesperson. World citizens are settling into the new government at $0.03 a seat, and Pet adoptions sit at $0.04 across 1,239 homes.

Prices are in US dollars as shown on OpenSea, and they move every hour. This is a newspaper, not financial advice.

The first pets change hands

Only a day after the census closed, the first Inkbit Pets have started trading on the open market. More than 1,200 different households now look after at least one pet, and most owners are keeping theirs at home: only about four in a hundred are up for adoption.

The Golden Dragon has not been seen leaving its basket.

Pet census closes at 5,983

The Pet Meadows census has closed with 5,983 pets registered. Among them: seven Wild Legends, two Royals and one Golden Dragon, which nobody has managed to get back into its basket.

Reveal day is coming. Owners are advised to check their homes for scorch marks.