What moved from storage to the public market?

Now we have a new official world quantity report from Day 884.

That gives us something more interesting than a single market picture:

- what increased in total world stock
- what decreased
- what became more visible on the public market
- what still looks locked away in private storage
- where the market looks deep
- where the market is only pretending to be deep

The market is not the whole economy.

It is only the part of the economy that holders are willing to sell publicly.

That difference matters.

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THE SHORT VERSION
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Between Day 822 and Day 884, world stock increased strongly in many categories.

The biggest official-stock increases were:

- Ship Material: +102.7%
- Food Q1: +102.3%
- Food Q3: +74.2%
- Weapon Material: +42.4%
- Army Weapons Q4: +37.8%
- Army Weapons Q6: +36.0%
- Navy Weapons Q5: +26.5%

The biggest official-stock decreases were:

- Food Q2: -33.6%
- House Q6: -19.0%
- Food Q5: -16.7%
- Navy Weapons Q6: -14.0%
- Defense System Q4: -60.0%, but this is only 5 -> 2 units
- Defense System Q3: -40.9%, but this is only 22 -> 13 units

Small items like hospitals and defense systems can swing hard by percentage because the total amounts
are .

For the bigger economy, the important story is materials, food, and weapons.

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OFFICIAL WORLD STOCK: DAY 822 VS DAY 884
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Product / quality      Day 822          Day 884          Change
Food Mat. Q1            7,338,323        8,268,371      +12.7%
Weapon Mat. Q1          6,947,927        9,893,607      +42.4%
House Mat. Q1            4,341,374        4,557,885        +5.0%
Ship Mat. Q1            3,570,577        7,236,456      +102.7%

Food Q1                    25,775          52,152      +102.3%
Food Q2                    245,545          163,061      -33.6%
Food Q3                  2,820,002        4,911,066      +74.2%
Food Q4                  2,830,092        3,661,090      +29.4%
Food Q5                23,731,122      19,768,396      -16.7%

Army Weapons Q1          1,541,320        1,688,795        +9.6%
Army Weapons Q2          1,431,516        1,460,841        +2.0%
Army Weapons Q3          2,142,332        2,654,795      +23.9%
Army Weapons Q4          4,856,418        6,691,116      +37.8%
Army Weapons Q5          5,964,530        6,494,450        +8.9%
Army Weapons Q6          7,824,736      10,642,267      +36.0%

Navy Weapons Q1          1,252,811        1,389,732      +10.9%
Navy Weapons Q2          1,230,375        1,321,755        +7.4%
Navy Weapons Q3          1,362,420        1,579,493      +15.9%
Navy Weapons Q4          3,769,073        4,390,029      +16.5%
Navy Weapons Q5          3,982,620        5,037,191      +26.5%
Navy Weapons Q6          6,092,720        5,241,487      -14.0%

House Q1                    8,712            9,201        +5.6%
House Q2                    6,808            6,863        +0.8%
House Q3                    6,036            5,969        -1.1%
House Q4                    4,182            4,526        +8.2%
House Q5                    3,435            3,411        -0.7%
House Q6                      659              534      -19.0%
House Q7                      880            1,078      +22.5%

Hospital total                144              165      +14.6%
Defense System total          208              254      +22.1%

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MARKET EXPOSURE: OLD MARKET VS NEW MARKET
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The next table compares public market supply against the official world stock baseline.

Old snapshot: Day 822.
New snapshot: Day 884.

Product / quality      Old market %    New market %
Food Mat. Q1                28.93%          30.96%
Weapon Mat. Q1              13.90%          20.98%
House Mat. Q1                18.53%          14.90%
Ship Mat. Q1                12.96%          13.33%

Food Q2                      3.50%          23.30%
Food Q3                      11.17%          15.09%
Food Q4                      11.08%          11.04%
Food Q5                      9.55%          6.68%

Army Weapons Q1              8.43%          14.36%
Army Weapons Q2              5.89%          8.63%
Army Weapons Q3              13.62%          13.49%
Army Weapons Q4              3.68%          14.05%
Army Weapons Q5              3.83%          6.05%
Army Weapons Q6              2.52%          7.46%

Navy Weapons Q1              8.94%          14.18%
Navy Weapons Q2              8.12%          19.35%
Navy Weapons Q3              9.69%          16.16%
Navy Weapons Q4              2.20%          2.83%
Navy Weapons Q5              2.40%          2.80%
Navy Weapons Q6              2.99%          9.34%

House total                  5.35%          5.35%
Hospital total              41.82%          49.70%
Defense System total        29.13%          30.31%

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WHAT CHANGED IN PUBLIC LIQUIDITY?
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Some products did not only grow in total world stock.

They also became more visible on the public market.

That is important because public market supply is the part ordinary buyers can actually reach.

Army Weapons Q4 are the clearest example.

The official world stock grew from 4.86 million to 6.69 million.

At the same time, public market exposure rose from 3.68% of the new world stock to 14.05%.

That is a big liquidity change.

Army Weapons Q6 also became much more visible:

- Day 884 world stock: 10.64 million
- Old visible market share: 2.52%
- New visible market share: 7.46%

Q6 army weapons are still mostly private.

But compared with the old market snapshot, more of them are now publicly for sale.

Navy Weapons Q6 show a similar market movement:

- world stock fell from 6.09 million to 5.24 million
- visible market share rose from 2.99% to 9.34%

That is an interesting shape.

There is less total Q6 navy stock in the official report, but more of the remaining stock is visible
on market.

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WHAT GOT LESS AVAILABLE?
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Food Q5 is the biggest negative story.

Official world stock dropped from 23.73 million to 19.77 million.

Market exposure also fell:

- old market share: 9.55%
- new market share: 6.68%

So Q5 food did not only decline in total stock.

It also became less publicly exposed.

House Material also became less visible:

- old market share: 18.53%
- new market share: 14.90%

The world amount rose a little, but the public market share fell.

That means more of the stock is sitting outside the public market.

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RAW MATERIALS ARE STILL VERY PUBLIC
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Raw materials remain the most exposed part of the economy.

Current public market share:

- Food Material: 30.96%
- Weapon Material: 20.98%
- House Material: 14.90%
- Ship Material: 13.33%

But all four were flagged as outlier-heavy in the market scan.

That means there is a lot listed, but not all of it sits near the useful price zone.

This is where quantity and price depth must be read together.

A large visible amount can still be expensive if much of it is far above the practical zone.

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WEAPONS: PUBLIC SUPPLY IS UNEVEN
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Army weapons:

- Q1: 14.36% of world stock visible
- Q2: 8.63%
- Q3: 13.49%
- Q4: 14.05%
- Q5: 6.05%
- Q6: 7.46%

Navy weapons:

- Q1: 14.18%
- Q2: 19.35%
- Q3: 16.16%
- Q4: 2.83%
- Q5: 2.80%
- Q6: 9.34%

The most exposed weapon category is Navy Q2 at 19.35%.

The thinnest public weapon categories are Navy Q4 and Navy Q5, both under 3%.

Those two may be the most sensitive to a serious buyer.

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STOCK VS LIQUIDITY
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The official report tells us how much exists.

The market snapshot tells us how much holders are willing to sell.

Those are not the same thing.

For example:

- Army Weapons Q6: 10.64 million exist, but only 793,700 were visible on market.
- Navy Weapons Q5: 5.04 million exist, but only 141,100 were visible.
- Food Q5: 19.77 million exist, but only 1.32 million were visible.

The missing supply is not gone.

It is just not public.

It may be in player storage, organizations, military units, companies, or private trade channels.

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WHAT THIS CAN SHOW LATER
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This is where repeated reports become useful.

With only one official report, we can ask:

"How much of the world stock is on the public market?"

With two official reports, we can start asking:

"Which products are increasing?"

"Which products are being consumed faster than produced?"

"Which products are becoming more publicly available?"

"Which products are moving into private storage?"

And later, with more market snapshots, we can ask:

"Did an arena event drain market supply?"

"Did war preparation pull weapons off market?"

"Did producers refill public supply after an event?"

"Did prices move because stock fell, or because holders stopped selling?"

That is the real value of tracking this over time.

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METHODOLOGY AND LIMITS
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- Official world amounts come from game-published quantity reports.
- Day 822 and Day 884 are separate official snapshots.
- Market supply comes from public market API snapshots.
- Old comparison uses the Day 822 article baseline.
- New comparison uses the Day 884 report and latest market scan.
- The market snapshot is public supply only.
- Private storage and private trades are not visible.
- Priced supply means the listed currency had a usable gold conversion at scan time.
- Some products can exceed 100% market share if the official total is or if timing creates a
  mismatch between official reports and public market offers.
- Price zones are weighted by quantity, so a large offer matters more than a cheap listing.

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FINAL TAKEAWAY
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The world has more stock in many categories than it had on Day 822.

But the important question is not only how much exists.

The important question is how much is actually for sale.

Between these snapshots, some products became clearly more liquid:

- Army Weapons Q4
- Army Weapons Q6
- Navy Weapons Q2
- Navy Weapons Q6
- Weapon Material

Some became less exposed:

- Food Q5
- House Material

And some still look fragile because only a share of world stock is visible:

- Navy Weapons Q4
- Navy Weapons Q5
- House Q6

This is why market tracking matters.

The economy is not only production.

It is not only storage.

It is the relationship between what exists, what is for sale, and where real price depth begins.