What did your sneakers actually sell for?
24.7M+ completed resale sales on GOAT and StockX since October 2024, updated every day.
We have tracked 24,778,273 resale sales of 298,324 products on GOAT and StockX since October 2024. Last week, 62,102 pairs changed hands.
Photo: GOATLatest analysis, Oct 12, 2026Air Jordan 12 'Bloodline' resale prices: fifteen weeks in, still what it launched atUnsigned pairs sold for a median $188 on GOAT in the launch week and $188 in weeks 12 to 15. Three of the four 2025 Jordan 12 retros lost 39% to 47% of their launch price over the same stretch.
This week
62,102
pairs resold on GOAT and StockX from Oct 5 to Oct 11, 7.8% fewer than the week before.
This week in resale
Think you know resale? Prove it.
Data stories: scroll through the charts
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Deep diveHow StockX and GOAT make moneyTheir published seller fees on the 14.2 million sales we recorded in 2025 come to about $278 million. A few shoes earn most of it, and cheap pairs barely pay their way.
Data storyThe average sneakerTake the side view of every sneaker that sold well on GOAT and StockX in the past year, scale each to the same length and average them. The result is a low-to-mid cut with a white sole, and a coin flip between a black and a white upper. Then see which real pair comes closest, and how close yours is.
Data storyThe Sneaker SoundtrackTwelve songs from 1986 to 2025 that made shoes famous, playing as you scroll, and what each shoe resells for now. 6 of the 10 with a retail price resell below it.
Data storyPayday: when people buy sneakersDo Americans buy sneakers when the paycheck lands? We lined up 514 days of resale sales against the pay calendar. The days after the 15th and the end of the month run about 6% busier. The 1st on its own, benefit days and prices: not much at all.
Data storyThe collab taxPut a famous name on a sneaker and the same model resells for 1.8× as much. For Travis Scott it is 4.0×. We measured that premium for 704 collab colourways, then timed how fast it fades after release.
Data storyThe running-shoe takeoverTwo years ago, StockX's best-seller list belonged to Jordans, Dunks and Yeezys. Now ASICS Gel-1130s, New Balance 9060s and Nike P-6000s fill 21 of the top 100 slots, up from 12. We followed the same shoes month by month to see what really changed hands, and what held its price.
Black Friday 2026Black Friday sneaker resaleLast year, resale sneaker sales on GOAT and StockX ran 3.2x a normal Friday on Black Friday, and the same shoes sold for the same prices. Here is that weekend hour by hour, what people bought, where it shipped, and the pairs that already resell below retail.
Data storySneakerPulse Wrapped 20266,551,907 pairs, nine months, twelve cards: the best-selling shoe, the breakout, the cool-down, the brand, the size, the city and the day, all from GOAT and StockX sales. Then find your own shoe.
Data storyAnatomy of a sneaker dropWe followed every one of the 66,587 GOAT and StockX sales of the Air Jordan 5 ‘Wolf Grey’, from the first pre-sale to last week. Its price peaked before the shoe existed, settled within a month and has sat about 25% over retail since. Then we checked how 451 other releases ended up.
Data storyThe year Pokémon outran sneakersOn the same marketplace, over the same months, the same sealed Pokémon boxes sold for a median +67% more than a year before. The same sneakers moved +2.1%. Here is that gap, one product at a time, and the month it stopped growing.
Interactive mapWhere America buys sneakersThe best sellers look the same everywhere. What each place buys more of than the rest of the country does not. We mapped 383,816 GOAT resale sales with a delivery address from this summer, and 3.9 million from 2025, to find every state's signature shoe.More from the blog
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Caitlin Clark Kobe 5 and Kobe 6 Protro resale prices: above almost every other colorwayHer four Kobe colorways sold for 13% to 32% more than the other Kobe 5 and Kobe 6 Protros on the same marketplace over the last 90 days. The restocks are the catch: the 'Indiana Fever' lost a third of its price in the four weeks after the January 2026 restock and never got it back.
How to tell what year your Jordans are from, and how much the year changes the price
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- How much do Skeleton sneakers go up? The old Air Force 1s grew about 14% a year
- Halloween sneakers on resale, what they cost and whether they sell more in October
- How to pay less for sneakers on resale: the sizes, weeks and timing where the same shoe sold for less
- Maison Mihara Yasuhiro Hank resale: 87% of StockX sales now go below retail
- Has the sneaker resale market imploded? The same shoes went from 7% up to 7% down
The dashboard
Every chart below is live data from the same sales. Charts load as you scroll to them.
Daily Sales Volume
Price Distribution
When Do People Buy?
Budget Heat Under $150
High-volume sneakers that won't break the bank — real style, real sales, real value.
Based on Oct 05 – Oct 11, 2026 sales data · Refreshed daily
Sleeper Picks
Shoes outside the week's top 50 whose share of sales grew most against the whole market (tested, so noise does not qualify)
Trending Now
Which sneaker models gained or lost share of resale sales, week over week
Gaining share
Losing share
Biggest Real Price Moves
Price this week vs the week before, each sale compared with the same shoe in the same size
Release Tracker
How hot was the drop? Track launch performance for recent releases
Recent Drops
Launch performance for shoes released in the last 30 days
Launch Day Sales Comparison
Daily sales curves for recent releases overlaid (days since release)
Upcoming Releases
Unreleased shoes with confirmed drop dates
Brand Battle
See how Nike, Jordan, adidas, and more compete on the resale market
Monthly Sales by Brand
Brand Market Share (by Sales)
Brand Market Share (by Revenue)
Model Tracker
Track price trends and popularity for the hottest silhouettes
Model Trends Over Time
Price Trends by Model (Avg, Min, Max)
Size Popularity by Brand
Top Sellers
Highest-grossing sneakers by resale sales recorded on GOAT and StockX since October 2024. Each shoe is counted once, with both platforms combined by style code.
Geographic Trends
Explore sneaker sales across the US. Click states, hover cities, use filters.
City Lookup
Search for any US city to see its top brands and models
Top 15 States by Sales
Top 30 US Cities
Market Insights
Data-driven observations about the sneaker resale market
Color & Style Trends
Which base colours and silhouettes sell most, across all recorded GOAT and StockX sales
Color Pulse
Pairs sold by base colour among the 50 best-selling colorways, with the average price paid
Color Trends Over Time
Color market share over time — which colors are gaining or losing popularity? (61 weeks)
Silhouette Market Share
Silhouette Breakdown
Brand Color DNA
Share of each brand's sales by base colour, among its best-selling colorways
Hottest Colorways
The best-selling shoes across all recorded sales, tagged by the first colour in their name
Style Finder
Click a color to discover the top-selling sneakers in that palette
Sneaker Market vs The Economy
Does the job market or inflation move sneaker resale? Tested on month-to-month changes, plus buying patterns, brand shifts and pricing trends
Unemployment Rate vs Monthly Sales Volume
US unemployment rate (BLS, via FRED) against average daily sneaker sales each month; the current month is partial
Unemployment Rate vs Average Sale Price
Does economic pressure affect what people pay for sneakers?
Weekly Sales Trend (61 Weeks)
Sneaker resale market volume over time — are people spending more or less?
Day-of-Week: Sales Volume
Which days do people buy the most sneakers?
Day-of-Week: Average Price
Does the day of the week affect what people spend?
Brand Market Share Over Time
How the top 6 brands' share of total sneaker sales has shifted over 15 months
Average Sale Price Trend
Weekly average sneaker sale price — tracking pricing power in the resale market
Sneakers vs Crypto
Do cryptocurrency markets and sneaker resale markets move together? We tested every pairing on week-to-week changes, the way a statistician would. Short answer: no link survives.
The Big Picture: Sneakers vs Crypto (Normalized Index)
Every line indexed to 100 in the first week of data (late December 2024), so you can compare relative moves on one scale.
Bitcoin Price vs Average Sneaker Price
Weekly averages on their own axes. Two lines that drift over the same months can look related without being related; the test below uses week-to-week changes.
Correlation Matrix
Correlation of weekly % changes (Pearson r) with 95% intervals. Grey = not significant after correcting for testing six pairs.
Volatility Comparison
Daily price volatility (std dev of % changes) — which market swings more?
Altcoins vs Sneaker Sales Volume
ETH and SOL price trends vs weekly sneaker sales — do altcoin rallies predict sneaker buying sprees?
Big Game Weeks vs Sneaker Sales
Do the Super Bowl, NBA All-Star, the Finals and other big games sell more resale sneakers than the weeks around them? Tested against ordinary weeks.
Game week effect, all years (teal = beyond normal swings)
Day by day around the largest estimates (100 = the surrounding weeks)
Holidays & Cultural Events vs Sneaker Sales
Does a holiday week sell more or fewer resale sneakers than the weeks around it? Tested against ordinary weeks.
Each year's holiday week vs the weeks around it
Holiday week effect, all years (teal = beyond normal swings)
Day by day around the largest effects (100 = the surrounding weeks)
Sneaker Market vs SNAP Usage
Do states with more households on food assistance (SNAP) buy more resale sneakers, or pay more for them? A state-by-state test, with the same-shoe check that settles it.
Interactive SNAP & Sneaker Map
Toggle between SNAP participation, sneaker activity, and average prices by state
SNAP Participation vs Sneaker Orders Per 10K Residents
Each bubble represents a state — size reflects total order volume. Regression line shows trend direction.
Orders Per 10K by SNAP Quintile
How sneaker purchase rates vary across SNAP usage tiers
Avg Sale Price by SNAP Quintile
Do people in high-SNAP areas buy cheaper or pricier sneakers?
Metro vs Small Town vs Rural
Comparing SNAP participation rates and sneaker buying behavior by area type
Brand Preferences by SNAP Level
Do communities with different economic profiles prefer different sneaker brands?
State-by-State: SNAP Rate vs Sneaker Activity
All 50 states sorted by SNAP participation with sneaker orders per 10K overlaid
Notable Counties: Where SNAP Meets Sneakers
Counties grouped into 4 quadrants based on SNAP participation and sneaker activity
Fear & Greed Index vs Sneaker Market
Does stock-market mood move sneaker resale? CNN's Fear & Greed Index tested against weekly changes in sales and prices
Investor Sentiment vs Sneaker Sales Over Time
CNN Fear & Greed Index (line) and weekly resale sales recorded (bars, coloured by that week's sentiment band)
Sneaker Sales by Sentiment Regime
Average daily sales on days in each Fear & Greed band. Descriptive only: bands cluster in time, so differences mostly reflect when those days fell (season, catalogue size), not sentiment.
Sub-Indicator Decomposition
Which CNN Fear & Greed component correlates most with sneaker sales?
Year-over-Year & Seasonality Analysis
When resale happens: which weekdays and months carry the most recorded sales, measured so that growth in tracked products cannot fake the pattern
Year-over-Year: January 2025 vs January 2026
Recorded daily sales, day by day. The set of products we track changed between the two Januaries, so the gap between the lines is not a change in demand.
Monthly Seasonal Index
Each month's average daily recorded sales against the overall average (1.0). Descriptive only: later months include more tracked products, and June 2026 sits in the StockX source gap.
Day-of-Week Effect
Each weekday's average share of its own week's sales (even = 14.3%). Complete weeks only, UTC days.
Trend-Seasonal Decomposition
Additive decomposition: actual sales = trend (30-day MA) + day-of-week seasonal + residual
Weekly Volume: Year-over-Year
Overlapping ISO weeks compared across years
Anomaly Detection
Days with sales >2σ from 30-day rolling average — holidays, drops, spikes
Brand Market Share Shift: January 2025 vs 2026
Which brands gained or lost market share year-over-year?
Deseasonalized Daily Sales
Raw sales vs seasonally-adjusted — removes day-of-week and monthly cycles to reveal true trend
Buyer Patterns: Repeat Buyer Intelligence
When resale sales happen by hour and weekday, plus the repeat-buyer tabs from a February 2026 analysis of 4.7 million GOAT sales (Dec 2024 to Feb 2026), that matched buyers by location and shoe size; those repeat buyers account for 18.4% of transactions, nearly 1 in 5.
Sales by Hour of Day (UTC)
Completed resale transactions across GOAT and StockX, grouped by the hour they were purchased. Peak hour highlighted.
Sales by Day of Week
Completed resale transactions across GOAT and StockX, grouped by weekday. Busiest day highlighted.
Methodology: 11 Detection Methods
We use location + shoe size as a proxy for individual buyer identity. Click any method to learn how it works.
Key Findings
Top Model Collectors (Set Buying / FOG Pattern)
Models with the most identified collectors buying multiple colorways of the same silhouette
Brand Preference: Repeat Buyers vs Market
Index > 100 means repeat buyers over-index on this brand vs the general market
Household Buying Breakdown
Family purchase events detected: parent+child, couples, and full families buying in the same session
Top 20 Countries by Repeat Buyer Spend
International repeat buyers with 4+ purchases — where do the most dedicated non-US collectors live?
Top Repeat Buyer Locations
Whale Hotspots
Buyers who dominate their town's sneaker spending
When Repeat Buyers Shop (24hr)
Purchase volume by hour of day for identified repeat buyers — peak hours highlighted
Repeat Buyer Size Distribution
Which shoe sizes repeat buyers purchase most. Rare sizes (14+ / 5-) highlighted in red — these are the most identifiable buyers.
FOG Monthly Sales & Avg Price Trend
Fear of God / Essentials sales volume and average price over time
Top FOG Products by Sales
Most popular Fear of God products by total sales volume
FOG Size Distribution
Which apparel sizes FOG buyers purchase most
Top FOG Repeat Buyer Locations
Cities with the highest FOG repeat buyer spend — NYC dominates streetwear collecting
Top FOG Collectors
Individual fingerprints with the highest FOG spending — click to see details
Top Brands in Niche-Dominated Products
Which brands have the most products where a single location dominates 40%+ of sales
Niche Product Examples: One Buyer Dominates
Products with 5-50 total sales where a single location accounts for 40%+ — strong evidence of individual buyers purchasing uncommon items
Deep Demographic Analysis
Inferring buyer demographics from 24.7M+ transactions: size-based gender proxy, spending tiers, geographic penetration, and buyer lifecycle
Size Distribution Bell Curve
US shoe sizes across all sales — peaks reveal dominant buyer segments
Gender Proxy Split
Estimated male/female/youth breakdown based on shoe size ranges
Brand Preference by Size Segment
How brand market share shifts across Women's/Youth (3.5-7), Men's (7.5-13), and Large (14+) segments. GOAT sales, Dec 28, 2024 to Feb 20, 2026.
Spending Tier Distribution
Transactions bucketed by price: budget to luxury
Revenue Share by Tier
Which spending segment drives the most revenue?
Income Proxy vs Average Spend by State
Inverse SNAP rate (proxy for median income) vs average sneaker transaction — each bubble is a state
Above vs Below Retail
What percentage of resale transactions exceed the original retail price?
Racial Diversity vs Sneaker Purchase Rate
State minority population % vs orders per 10K residents — bubble size = total sales volume, color = dominant minority group
Median Income vs Avg Spend
Do higher-income states spend more per sneaker transaction?
Education Quartile Analysis
States grouped by college attainment rate — sneaker demand by education level
Socioeconomic Index vs Sneaker Penetration
Composite SES score (income + education + employment + poverty) vs orders per 10K — top 25 states
Purchase Rate by Dominant Industry
States grouped by largest employment sector
Income Inequality vs Market Activity
Gini coefficient vs sneaker orders per 10K residents
Per-Capita Market Penetration by State
Population-adjusted sneaker orders per 10K residents — reveals true demand beyond raw volume
Metro vs Suburban vs Rural
Spending patterns and penetration by area type
Per-Capita Sneaker Spend
Annual revenue per capita by state (top 20)
New vs Returning Buyers Over Time
Monthly ratio of first-time vs repeat buyer fingerprints
Purchase Frequency Distribution
How many purchases does each buyer fingerprint make?
Spend Trajectory
Do buyers spend more on their 2nd, 3rd, nth purchase?
US vs International Split
Share of sales from domestic vs international buyers
Top Countries by Sales
Leading international markets by transaction count
Brand Preferences by Country
Do different countries prefer different sneaker brands?
Deep Dive: Jordan 11
Detailed breakdown of one of the most iconic silhouettes
Best-selling Jordan 11 colorways
Jordan 11 prices by version
Versions as GOAT and StockX group them (high, low, cleats, kids). The two sites name the same shoes differently, so "Air Jordan 11" (GOAT) and "Jordan 11 Retro" (StockX) overlap.
Jordan 11 Volume Over Time
Sneaker Resale Market Overview
SneakerPulse tracks over 24.8M verified sneaker resale transactions totaling $4.04B in revenue across 298.3K unique products. Our data covers major resale marketplace activity from December 2024 through the present, updated daily with real transaction data.
This Week's Top Selling Sneaker
The YZY YS-01 'Black' by YZY leads this week with 1.2K sales at an average resale price of $29, with prices ranging from $25 to $77.
Trending models: Vans Authentic (+77.5%), Birkenstock Boston Soft Footbed (+68.0%), Nike Air Griffey Max 1 (+63.2%), Maison Mihara Yasuhiro Hank OG Sole Canvas Low (+41.4%), Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG (+37.9%)
Sleeper Picks: Rising Under-the-Radar Sneakers
These shoes are seeing massive week-over-week sales growth: Jordan 12 Retro Fireside (+296.0% WoW, avg $230), Nike Air Griffey Max 1 'Cincinnati Reds' (+281.9% WoW, avg $193), Nike Kobe 10 Low Protro '5 AM Flight' (+249.4% WoW, avg $217), Nike Air Force 1 Low Flax Wheat (+194.3% WoW, avg $113), Vans Premium Old Skool 36 Pearlized 'Marshmallow White' (+171.1% WoW, avg $176).
Budget Picks: Best Value Sneakers Under $150
Top affordable sneakers with strong resale volume: YZY YS-01 'Black' (avg $29, 1.2K sold), Maison Mihara Yasuhiro Hank OG Sole Canvas Low Black (avg $131, 1.0K sold), YZY YS-01 Black (avg $71, 809 sold), Nike Mind 001 Slide Black Chrome (avg $149, 772 sold), Jordan 4 Retro London (avg $157, 664 sold).
Brand Market Share — 2026-10 (to date)
| Brand | Sales | Revenue | Avg Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air Jordan | 56.7K | $12.0M | $211 |
| Nike | 50.2K | $7.9M | $157 |
| adidas | 7.4K | $788.4K | $107 |
| New Balance | 6.4K | $748.3K | $117 |
| ASICS | 8.1K | $975.7K | $121 |
Top Sneaker Resale Markets by State
The top sneaker resale markets are: California (493.9K sales), New York (357.2K sales), Texas (343.6K sales), Florida (297.7K sales), Illinois (195.9K sales).
Popular Sneaker Resale Prices
Current average resale prices based on verified marketplace transactions:
| Sneaker | Avg Price | Low | High | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ASICS Gel-1130 Black Pure Silver | $126 | $50 | $400 | 112.0K |
| Asics Gel 1130 'Black Pure Silver' | $120 | $25 | $450 | 95.8K |
| Air Jordan 11 Retro 'Gamma Blue' 2025 | $302 | $33 | $965 | 80.4K |
| Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Black Cat' 2025 | $285 | $50 | $1.9K | 74.3K |
| Jordan 11 Retro Legend Blue (2024) | $210 | $114 | $719 | 72.2K |
| Nike Air Force 1 Low '07 White | $87 | $29 | $369 | 69.4K |
| YZY YS-01 Black | $55 | $13 | $741 | 68.3K |
| Jordan 4 Retro Black Cat (2025) | $314 | $150 | $1.2K | 67.8K |
| Air Jordan 4 Retro OG 'White Cement' 2025 | $248 | $25 | $1.5K | 67.7K |
| Jordan 11 Retro Gamma Blue (2025) | $322 | $117 | $999 | 63.1K |
| Jordan 4 Retro White Cement (2025) | $257 | $25 | $1.0K | 57.4K |
| Air Jordan 5 Retro OG 'Black Metallic Reimagined' | $328 | $31 | $1.1K | 57.3K |
| Air Jordan 11 Retro 'Legend Blue / Columbia' 2024 | $188 | $25 | $685 | 54.6K |
| Jordan 4 Retro Fear (2024) | $216 | $100 | $749 | 54.5K |
| Jordan 3 Retro OG Black Cement (2024) | $209 | $10 | $504 | 53.8K |
| Maison Mihara Yasuhiro Hank OG Sole Canvas Low Black | $186 | $29 | $1.0K | 51.1K |
| Timberland 6" Premium Waterproof Boot Wheat | $137 | $50 | $348 | 50.2K |
| ASICS Gel-1130 White Pure Silver | $128 | $65 | $341 | 45.5K |
| Asics Gel 1130 'White Pure Silver Black' | $119 | $36 | $347 | 45.4K |
| adidas Yeezy Slide Slate Marine | $109 | $31 | $428 | 44.8K |
Sneaker Market vs The Economy
Do unemployment, inflation or consumer sentiment move sneaker resale? We test month-to-month changes, not levels (two series that both trend will always look related), with an autocorrelation-adjusted significance test and a correction for testing several indicators at once.
Sneakers vs Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana against weekly resale sales and prices, tested on week-to-week changes the same way. Price levels plotted together can look linked by coincidence; the test is what decides.
Big Game Weeks vs Sneaker Sales
Do the Super Bowl, the NBA All-Star Game, the NCAA final, the NBA Finals, NFL kickoff and NBA opening night sell more resale sneakers than the weeks around them? Each game week, on its actual date, is tested against ordinary weeks measured the same way, with a correction for testing every event at once.
Holidays & Cultural Events vs Sneaker Sales
Does a holiday week sell more or fewer resale sneakers than the weeks around it? For 11 US holidays, on their actual dates each year, we compare the 7 days around the holiday with days 8-21 before and after, test that against ordinary weeks measured the same way, and correct for testing every holiday at once.
Explore by Brand
- Air Jordan Resale Analytics
- Nike Resale Analytics
- adidas Resale Analytics
- New Balance Resale Analytics
- ASICS Resale Analytics
- Yeezy Resale Analytics
- Puma Resale Analytics
- Converse Resale Analytics
- Vans Resale Analytics
Explore by Model
- 2002R Price History
- 574 Price History
- 990 Price History
- ASICS Gel-1130 Price History
- ASICS Gel-Kayano 14 Price History
- ASICS Gel-NYC Price History
- Air Force 1 Price History
- Air Jordan 1 Price History
- Air Jordan 11 Price History
- Air Jordan 12 Price History
- Air Jordan 13 Price History
- Air Jordan 3 Price History
- Air Jordan 4 Price History
- Air Jordan 5 Price History
- Air Jordan 6 Price History
- Air Max 1 Price History
- Air Max 270 Price History
- Air Max 90 Price History
- Air Max 95 Price History
- Air Max 97 Price History
- Air Max Plus Price History
- Air VaporMax Price History
- Blazer Price History
- Chuck 70 Price History
- Dunk Price History
- Dunk SB Price History
- Forum Price History
- Gazelle Price History
- NMD Runner Price History
- New Balance 1906R Price History
- New Balance 530 Price History
- New Balance 9060 Price History
- Nike Kobe 6 Price History
- Nike Mind 001 Price History
- Nike P-6000 Price History
- Nike Vomero 5 Price History
- Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 Price History
- Puma Speedcat Price History
- Samba Price History
- Superstar Price History
- UltraBoost Price History
- Vans Old Skool Price History
- Yeezy Boost 350 Price History
- Yeezy Slide Price History
Explore by State
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- Wyoming Sneaker Market
Repeat Buyer Analysis
Our 10-method buyer fingerprinting analysis of 4.5 million GOAT marketplace sales identifies 89,484 repeat buyers responsible for 18.4% of all transactions and $141 million in revenue. Using location and shoe size as a proxy for individual identity, we detect habitual buyers, household purchasing (27,550 couples, 9,052 parent-child, 4,988 families), brand loyalists, whale spenders, international collectors across 119 countries, and model set-buyers who collect every colorway of silhouettes like the Air Jordan 1 (6,311 collectors) and Air Jordan 4 (5,292 collectors). Notable findings include Netherlands Air Max 1 obsessives, Shenzhen commercial operations with 2,100+ purchases, and near-certain individual identification of Size 15+ collectors in small towns.
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