Rising Cards
Cards ranked by a composite of demand and price-timing signals — high or rising search interest that hasn't re-rated yet. Real data, transparent scoring, backtested. Not financial advice. Looking for boxes and packs instead? See Rising Sealed →
| # | Card | Score | Signals | Price | 7d | 30d | Conf. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Astral HeronVEN · 044/166 · ⚠ hot | 100 | A$55.00 | +92.4% | High |
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How Rising Cards works
What is Rising Cards?
A screener that ranks Riftbound cards by a composite of demand and price-timing signals — cards with high or rising search interest that haven't re-rated yet (sitting near their own recent low, thin supply, not already spiking). Every input is real, quoted data; the score is a transparent weighted sum, not a black box.
What signals does the score use?
Demand (search volume), demand velocity (rising searches/day — the leading indicator), room to run (how close a card sits to its own recent low), scarcity (thin in-stock supply), momentum (an emerging, not-yet-overheated 7-day trend) and volatility. Cards that already spiked hard in the last 7 days are penalised, not rewarded.
Is this financial advice?
No. It's a heuristic screen of public price and demand data, validated with a lookahead-free backtest on the price-timing component (demand isn't historically reconstructable, so only part of the score is backtestable). Treat it as a research starting point, not a guarantee — always check a card's own price history before buying.
How often does it update?
Once a day, alongside the daily price and demand import. Demand velocity needs a few days of snapshots to activate for any given card — until then that component sits at zero and the score leans on demand level instead.