Prices
What locked tokens cleared at in settled sealed rounds.
Methodology: how every number on this page is produced
Every settled round publishes its clearing price per locked token at the settlement time ts = closes_at, its remaining lock duration (1 - f(ts) of the schedule still to unlock, expressed in days) and the units it traded. The engine stores these points per class in get_price_history; this page reads them from the contract in your browser, with no indexer or cache.
Prices are uniform: every filled order of a round settled at that price (see the clearing rules). A Tender price is what the issuer paid per locked token and an Exit price is where sealed supply met sealed demand. An Advance price is per claimed token, a different unit: Advance rounds get their own line per class, labeled per claimed token, and stay out of the price-versus-lock scatter.
There is no spot oracle on testnet, so no implied discount is computed on chain. When an issuer declared a public reference price at Tender creation, the discount shown is 1 - price / declared reference and is labeled as a discount to the issuer's declaration, not to a market price. Rounds without a declaration show no discount.
Price history charts are one line per class and unit. The scatter plot compares the per-locked-token prices of the classes of one token: the same token with more lock left should clear lower.