Three fields, three different questions
NameIdentifies the ASMR/Squishy you collected.
ConditionLabels the item state, such as OK, Good, Perfect or Cosmic in captured gameplay.
Income / sThe visible earning rate in that recorded state.
Index progressTracks discovery; it is not the same as an income ranking.
A safe keep-or-replace check
- Read the current income / s on both items. Compare what your server shows now.
- Keep condition separate. Do not assume a more exciting label always guarantees the highest visible income.
- Check whether a boost is active. The official listing names a friend-income reward; game updates or another visible modifier can also change what you observe.
- Record the date if you share the number. A session value is not a permanent database row.
What one October 3 session displayed
| Visible name | Condition | Visible income |
|---|---|---|
| Pudding | Good | $7.20K/s |
| Coral | Good | $403.38K/s |
| Vaseline Cheese | Good | $18/s |
Evidence labelThese are UI readings from public gameplay, not promised base stats. The game was updated after the recording, and boosts/state may differ.
What the ASMR Merge screen adds
A second gameplay recording shows an ASMR Merge minigame with a merge order and the instruction “Match two. Grow something bigger!” That supports the existence and basic visible operation of the minigame. It does not establish every merge result, score rule or reward.
Why there is no universal tier list here
Current public sources disagree on roster size and item income. Publishing one fixed order would hide the conflict. Use this page for the decision the evidence can complete, then verify the live label in Roblox.
For the exact conflict and update method, continue to the source ledger.