Mox Ledger

How to use Ion Index

Mox Ledger helps you understand where your collection is now, how it changed, what to act on, where cards live, and how to share extras — including a public trade binder with a QR code for in-person connects. Private beta: invite-only.

Know what you own → see what changed → act on opportunities → file where it lives → share a trade binder

The jobs

  1. Collection — What do I own right now? Open Collection

    Collection is your inventory — every card you imported or added. Start here when you need the full list.

  2. Holdings — What moved in my binders? Open Holdings

    Holdings weighs dollar moves by how many copies you own. A cheap card you have forty of can outrank a spike you own once.

  3. Opportunities — What should I sell, trade, or watch? Open Opportunities

    Opportunities surfaces cards worth acting on — big holdings moves and trade-ready extras. Mark for trade or dig into Holdings for detail.

  4. Storage — Which binder or box is it in? Open Storage

    Storage is where cards live — binders, boxes, and other places. File cards as you import so you always know where to grab them.

  5. Trade — How do I show extras and connect in person? Open Trade

    Claim a public /u/ trade binder, mark extras for trade, then share the link or QR so people can open your binder at the table.

Trade binder + QR

Claim a username on Trade, turn the binder public, mark cards for trade from Collection or card pages, then share the link or QR. Anyone can scan to open your /u/username page — contact fields optional.

Levels (progressive path)

  1. Import or add cards
  2. Create storage and file cards
  3. Open Holdings after a price window
  4. Review Opportunities (sell / trade / watch)
  5. Claim trade URL, stock binder, share QR
  6. Later: want list · smarter organize playbooks

Home always suggests your next step. First visits show a short tip you can dismiss — like unlocking a level.

Capacity and large imports

Beta accounts have a card-row cap. Over-cap CSVs open triage: keep highest-$ rows first, skip the rest. See Home or Collection import for details.

Market (optional)

Cards and Current are market context. They support the jobs above — they are not the main story once you are signed in.

Coming later

Need help?

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