Pokemon Collection Insights Explained (Eyevo, 2026)

A collection number on its own tells you almost nothing. The interesting story is the change — what’s moving, what’s flat, what you’ve added recently, how close each set is to complete. Here’s how to read the Eyevo Collection Insights sheet.

Value over time

The hero of the insights sheet is the value-over-time chart. Eyevo snapshots your collection every day, so you can see exactly how the portfolio moved this week, this month, this year, or all-time. Toggle between CardMarket EUR and TCGPlayer USD without leaving the chart.

The 7-day delta below the headline number is the most-glanced metric — green or red, plus the dollar amount that drove it.

Top movers

The “Top Movers” section ranks cards by their dollar impact on your portfolio over the period. Not percent change — actual money. A 2% bump on a $400 card matters more than a 50% spike on a $5 card, and the section sorts accordingly.

This is the section that tells you why the slope on your value chart looks the way it does.

Set completion

For each set you have at least one card from, Eyevo tracks how close you are to complete and what’s missing. Useful for picking your next purchase: a card that completes a set is often more strategic than yet another duplicate of something you already have.

Acquisition activity

The activity section shows how many cards you’ve added per week. Useful for keeping habits honest — “casual collector” pace looks different than “weekly buyer” pace, and the chart will tell you which one you actually are.

Tying it together

The insights sheet isn’t just metrics. It’s the answer to “is my collection going somewhere?” — and the data to back it up.

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