The Blog
Notes on the Roblox limiteds market and on player counts, built on the site's own daily records. Newest at the top.
Six weeks of nothing: we watched 475 limiteds and the needle is painted on
A six-week census of 475 limiteds (Jun 28 - Aug 12, 2026): favorites 404 flat, 69 down, 2 up. Corrected Sep 11, 2026: the flat RAP was a stopped feed.
The even band: why our trade checker refuses close calls
The limiteds trade checker calls anything within ten percent a wash. On false precision, noisy data, and why a tool should know its own error bars.
The update spike has a half-life of about two days
A month of snapshots caught 27 update spikes. Half the gain is typically gone within one to four days - and the real measure is the floor left behind.
Roblox has a weekend. Measuring it is the hard part
Our own Roblox player-count snapshots: the first ten days across 104 games, the weekend bump near 8%, and the data traps behind both.
Is Adopt Me dying? Sixteen days of player counts, measured
We put our own Adopt Me player-count ledger on the table: readings between 284k and 392k, a steady share of the tracked panel, and one warning sign worth respecting.
RAP's legacy feed stopped in February 2025, and we took it for the market
RAP explained: what recent average price measures, why it lags, why a high RAP with no sales is a trap, and the legacy feed that stopped in February 2025.
Your limiteds are not a savings account
A limited isn't cash in the bank. Why a valuable inventory is illiquid, and why flipping limiteds rarely pays once the 30% fee takes its cut.
What a low serial number is actually worth
Limited U items are stamped with a serial, and a low one carries a premium — but it's a premium nobody can pin down. Why RAP and value lists both miss it.
Roblox trade values move with the school calendar
Roblox trade demand rises and falls with the school calendar. Then forty days of player counts tested it: the total held flat while most games fell.
How much is your Roblox account actually worth?
The number people quote for their account is almost always the wrong number. How to estimate worth, and why it's a range and not a price.