How to use FantasyMeter

This guide shows you exactly how to do the most common things in FantasyMeter: edit a card’s Vi, aggregate multiple copies by HRI, manage canonical and member tokens, read statuses, and more.

Get started (search & open)

1. On the Home page, enter a wallet or player ID and load holdings.
2. Click a card (image or name) to open the Details modal.

Gallery vs. Table view

• Gallery: large cards, quick read, inline Vi editor per card.
• Table: compact rows, sortable-feel, shows token, rarity, Vi, mode, etc.

Switch with the Gallery / Table toggle in the grid header.

Search & rarity filters

• Use the Search input to filter by handle, name, hero id, or token id.
• Use the Rarity dropdown to show All, Legendary, Epic, Rare, or Common.

Aggregate copies (HRI)

Toggle Aggregate all copies (HRI) to group duplicates by hero_rarity_index. The grid will show one “winner” card per HRI and display a copy count (×N). We also auto-fill the page to 16 by pulling later pages.

• Copies: the count comes from all loaded pages; we keep fetching until your aggregated set fills the page (up to available pages).
• Vi in Table view (aggregate ON): shows a read-only summed total Vi for that HRI.
• Tip: Need to edit Vi? Turn aggregation OFF first (see below).

Edit Vi (Initial Value)

Vi is your cost basis for a specific token. You need to set a starting value per card to be able to view all your metrics correctly. Typically, the starting value is the amount you paid for a card or the sum of the cards you used to level up; however, the criteria for setting the starting value is personal to each player.

Edit Vi from the grid

• Gallery view: Each card shows an inline editor for Vi.
• Table view: Click into the Initial (ETH) cell’s editor for that row.
• Important: If Aggregate by HRI is ON, Table shows a read-only total. Turn aggregation OFF to edit per-token Vi.

Edit Vi from the Details modal

• Open a card → in the top-right metrics panel you’ll see Initial value (Vi).
• If aggregation is OFF, the modal shows the editor where you can change Vi and mode (Custom vs Dynamic).
• If aggregation is ON, the modal shows a summed Vi display for that HRI (not editable). Turn aggregation OFF to edit per-token.

Vi changes update ROI and per-tournament ROIₜ immediately wherever applicable.

Change Fragment Rate

In the Details modal, find Fragment rate. Adjusting this converts Fragments to ETH at your chosen rate and updates ETH-equivalent, ROI, and ROIₜ.

• Default is 0.00006 ETH per Fragment.
• Changing this affects both cumulative and per-tournament metrics.

Canonical & Member tokens (Merge)

Sometimes a card’s token ID changes (chain migration, selling and re-buying, etc.). Use Merge to choose a canonical token (the “continuity root”) and attach past or alternate member tokens to it. This consolidates usage history and makes statuses accurate.

When should you use this?

• Blast → Base migration (around Main60): Token IDs changed during the move. Add your older Blast token as a member of your chosen canonical token so the full history stays together.
• Flip & re-enter: If you sold a card and later bought another copy of the same hero + rarity, link the old and new token IDs so performance tracking remains continuous.

TL;DR: Canonical/member mapping lets multiple tokens of the same hero+rarity (that you’ve used in at least one tournament) appear as one continuous line of ownership, preserving metrics even if you sell, migrate, or rebuy.

1. Active the option Aggregate all copies (HRI) to enable advanced options in the modal
2. Open a card’s Details modal by clicking in the hero name or card image.
3. In Seasons usage, click Advanced ▾ → Merge Cards….
4. Pick/confirm the canonical token id (root), then add any member token ids you want merged.
5. Save. The usage table and statuses will update to reflect the merged mapping.

Merged rows will show status Merged (held but with a different member id). This also improves continuity across migrations.

The same canonical (card that you are holding) can have multiples members

Exclude Sold / Migrated usages

In the Details modal (aggregate mode), open Advanced ▾ and toggle Exclude Sold/Migrated cards. This filters the usage table and adjusts cumulative metrics based on held vs. non-held roots.

Understand status pills

• Held: You currently hold that token (root).
• Merged: The usage row token is a member of your canonical token (continuity mapping).
• Migrated: Usage before the migration cut (e.g., Blast era) where you no longer hold the root.
• Sold: Post-migration usages where you no longer hold the root.

These statuses power advanced filters and help you reason about continuity and real, held exposure.

League breakdown & Break-even

The league table (when shown) groups performance by league (Reverse, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Elite). Key columns:

• Used: tournaments in that league.
• ROI: Σ(hero ETH-equiv) / Vi within that league.
• ROIₜ (avg): average per-tournament ROIₜ in that league.
• σROIₜ: volatility (lower is more consistent).
• DDI: Σ(HeroScore) / Σ(DeckScore).
• Break-even ~tourn.: about how many tournaments to recover Vi at that league’s avg ROIₜ.

Per-tournament Fragment Rate Override

Use an override when a specific tournament (Main N) paid Fragments at a special rate (e.g., promo or chain event). An override replaces the default Fragment→ETH rate for that tournament only and recalculates ETH-equivalent everywhere.

How to set an override

1. Search for your FT wallet address
2. Scroll to Tournaments panel.
3. Click View in the desired tournement to edit
4. In the field Frag → ETH conversion the ETH per Fragment (e.g., 0.00008), then Save override.
5. The table and metrics update immediately. To remove an override click Reset override.

Overrides are keyed by tournament number (Main N). They’re applied automatically anywhere that Main appears in the app.