Every index is a basket with a clear definition. This is the taxonomy behind them: the segments that are live today, and the ones planned once their data is good enough to publish.
The headline benchmark. One broad index designed to answer a single question: which way is the Pokémon card market moving?
The market split by printing era: the oldest classics versus the current, faster-moving generation of cards.
Baskets defined by artwork and card treatment rather than era: the collector-driven corners of the market.
Baskets built around a character or set with a dedicated collector base of its own.
The market split by language and region: the same cards can trade very differently across markets.
Unopened product as a market of its own: sealed supply only shrinks.
The market split by price level: what entry-level and mid-priced cards are doing, separate from the four-figure grails.
Planned baskets launch only once their constituents, price history and liquidity meet the methodology requirements. No index goes live on thin data.
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