Version 2026.09.22 - record checked through September 20, 2026
Why this may be a story
The useful story is the arithmetic and its boundaries: observed transaction activity is not the same as revenue, profit, royalties, or damages.
Useful next step
Reproduce the published arithmetic from the linked records and keep primary sales, resales, and broader market indexes separate.
30-second brief
Three facts to orient the story
The Lucky Machines index includes full hashes for identified Avalanche, Polygon, and Ethereum transactions beginning in February 2022.
Published Hot Wheels NFT Garage Series I-IV quantities and prices support at least 103,229 packs and more than $2.55 million in gross initial-sale value; Series IV alone represents $750,000 before the separate Flow index's $518,307 resale aggregate.
On-chain pack counts extend the record through Series X and licensed tie-ins (Fast & Furious, Batman, Lamborghini), above $10 million in list-price pack value. Collectors separately resold about $6.39 million, and Mattel's 8% WAX collection fees came to about $292,000; these are not Mattel revenue, profit, or damages.
Verification records
Sources and checks already available
Full Lucky Machines transaction hashes and public explorer receipts.
Series-by-series Mattel collector posts, corporate releases, published pack supplies, listed prices, and shown arithmetic.
Dated CryptoSlam historical-USD aggregates and AtomicMarket's chain-native WAX statistics, presented with separate boundaries for transaction activity, revenue, access, confusion, intent, causation, and damages.
Why this record may matter
The public record documents real digital-collectibles commerce on both sides.
Identified blockchain transactions verify Lucky Machines payment and delivery events. Separately, published Hot Wheels pack quantities, prices, and sell-through statements support a gross Series I-IV primary-sales floor above $2.55 million. Historical-dollar market indexes add approximately $3.20 million in legacy WAX resales and $518,307 in Series IV Flow resales. Neither record independently establishes access, copying, confusion, intent, damages, or Mattel's net receipts.
Source desk
Open the underlying record
Primary and secondary sources are linked below. Publication dates and live docket status can change.
[S1] Lucky Machines product and commerce record
Public presentation, product language, paid transactions, delivery, and stated limits.
Published quantities and prices support a $2.55 million-plus Series I-IV primary floor; Mattel's own on-chain pack counts put Series I-X and licensed tie-ins above $10 million in list-price pack value. Resale volume (about $6.39 million) and Mattel's measured WAX fees (about $292,000) are labeled separately.
The TTAB matter is pending. No final merits decision has issued. Statements remain attributed to their cited sources; this briefing does not establish access, copying, intent, confusion, damages, private approval routing, or the case outcome.
