How the bands were cut
S is the $65M and $74.98M readings. A is the $30M to $36.79M readings. B is Steak at $482.61K/s. C is the thousands per second. D is under $1,000/s. A higher condition of a low name could move bands. These cuts only sort the copies that were seen.
S tier
Player decision Keep it if the toy in your base still shows a number in this range. An OK label did not stop it out-earning the Eternal Index row in the capture.
Player decision Place it when you have it. Compare the live number with Water Slime rather than assuming Eternal is always first.
A tier
Player decision Keep any copy that still pays in the tens of millions. Confirm the zone in game before you path only for Lava.
Player decision Take it when the wheel hits. Do not buy spins solely from the 4% figure unless you accept long odds.
B tier
Player decision Best of the sub-million captures. Keep it until a million-per-second toy needs the slot.
C tier
Player decision Fine as a first-hour earner. Delete it before you delete Steak or anything in the millions.
Player decision Temporary slot filler.
Player decision Same role as Pancakes. Replace it early.
D tier
Player decision Delete first when a C-tier or better toy needs space. Good condition did not make this a keeper.
Player decision If you own both, keep the higher number only until a better name exists. Do not average them.
Player decision Do not protect it because the condition word is Perfect. The payout is still a D-tier reading.
Player decision First delete on a full plot among verified rows.