How value corrections work

Dragonfly has a community value reference around 10 token-value units on Game.Guide, with wiki identity support and value-list context. Treat it as a non-official reference, not a fixed official price.

Queen Bee has a community value reference around 85 token-value units on Game.Guide, with wiki identity support and value-list context. Treat it as a non-official reference, not a fixed official price.

Disco Bee has a community value reference around 370 token-value units on Game.Guide, but the source labels the market status unstable. Treat it as a non-official volatile reference that needs visible uncertainty copy.

T-Rex has a community value reference around 40 token-value units on Game.Guide, with wiki identity support. Treat it as a non-official stable reference, not a fixed official price.

Dilophosaurus has a community value reference around 40 token-value units on Game.Guide, with wiki identity support. Treat it as a non-official stable reference, not a fixed official price.

Hazehound has a community value reference around 45 token-value units on Game.Guide, with wiki category support. Treat it as a non-official reference, not a fixed official price.

GIANT Firefly has a community value reference around 40 token-value units on Game.Guide, but the source labels the market status unstable. Treat it as a non-official volatile reference that needs visible uncertainty copy.

Raccoon volatility note: Game.Guide currently shows Raccoon around 1.2K tokens with Very High demand and Unstable stability, while wiki sources support identity and ability only. Show the value as a community token reference with visible uncertainty, not as an official price.