Beezie: real machines, unverifiable payouts

Base · claw machines · no pull feed (published numbers only) · data refreshed 2026-11-01 10:48 UTC · by RipIndex, independent — methodology

Beezie (beezie.io) runs claw machines for graded cards on Base. The machines are real — RipIndex confirms each one is a live contract on-chain. Beezie has no per-pull feed, so we can't show what any single open returned — but because its instant buyback settles in USDC on-chain, we do measure a site-wide realized recovery (all buyback USDC out ÷ all USDC paid in, across its shared treasury). See the live board for that measured recovery; the table below is Beezie's own published odds tiers and quoted average card values.

Beezie's own numbers (unaudited by design)

Machine	Price	Their quoted avg value	Implied cash-out edge	Stock
Wildcard	$30	$33	+3.4%	paused
Wildcard	$30	$0	-100.0%	paused
Silver TCG	$50	$0	-100.0%	paused
Silver TCG	$50	$0	-100.0%	paused
Silver	$50	$0	-100.0%	paused
Gold TCG	$250	$276	+3.8%	paused
Gold TCG	$250	$0	-100.0%	paused
Platinum TCG	$500	$560	+5.3%	paused

The implied edge takes Beezie's own quoted average, applies its buyback, and divides by price — what a machine returns on paper, if their numbers are right. No independent record exists to test their numbers against. We can't check those numbers against reality the way we do everywhere else, and honest labeling beats false precision: Beezie never ranks on our tier board for exactly this reason.

What we can verify: the machine contracts exist and are live on Base (checked continuously), and stock counts move — a refill is the one activity signal Beezie exposes, and it feeds our board and alert bots. Everything else is their word.

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Frequently asked

Is Beezie legit?

The machines are real, live contracts on Base — we verify their existence continuously. Whether the payouts match the published odds is unverifiable: Beezie exposes no per-pull feed, so no independent record of outcomes exists. Treat its numbers as claims, not measurements.

Why doesn't RipIndex show realized EV for Beezie?

Realized EV requires recorded pulls, and Beezie publishes none. Rather than estimate, we show its published odds and quoted averages, clearly labeled as theirs — and Beezie never ranks on our tier board, where only measured packs compete.

What does Beezie's implied edge mean?

It's Beezie's own quoted average card value × its buyback ÷ machine price — what a machine returns on paper, if their numbers are accurate. No independent record exists to test their numbers against, so we publish them clearly labeled as Beezie's claim, not a measurement.

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