Riftbound price movers — this week

The risers list above is the answer, refreshed daily: it ranks Riftbound singles by how much the cheapest tracked price across AU/US/UK/SG, converted to USD, has moved over roughly the last seven days.

Daily. RiftCompare records one price for every tracked card each day — the cheapest across the stores it tracks in Australia, the US, the UK and Singapore, converted to one currency — and the lists update with it once a day.

Each card's latest daily price is compared with its price about seven days earlier. Cards below a minimum value are excluded so a few cents on a bulk common can't top the list, and extreme outliers are filtered out. Prices are only compared on one pricing basis: when the way a price is sourced changes, as it did on 23 September 2026 when the US TCGplayer price moved from market price to the cheapest English listing, a card sits out until it has two prices on the new basis.

The best-value list compares a card's current price against its recent high rather than against last week — so it surfaces cards that are cheap relative to where they have actually traded, not just cards that fell today.

Usually not immediately. A spike often reflects a single tournament result and settles once the meta adjusts. Check whether the demand looks durable, and set a price alert at the number you would actually pay rather than chasing.