# Fill out your BitDex!

To keep track of the Bitmon I own, I've been using a spreadsheet. I call this my BitDex.

<figure><img src="/files/5KtsVSj5olOGoTMZo3eO" alt="" width="375"><figcaption><p>OshiB and her BitDex</p></figcaption></figure>

Yes, it's just a spreadsheet. And it's not ready to be used publicly. However, I overheard a chat with Bitlodo and Blockamoto recently regarding this BitDex concept...

Well, I won't say too much now, but we can expect things to improve drastically as developers build on Bitmon Theory. For now, avid collectors may want to make use of this time when things are still a little more difficult for the average person. Get your spreadsheets out!

Since I'm trying to become Bitmon champion, I want to fill up my BitDex and collect one of every single Bitmon! But I have a long way to go for that. What, you think you can beat me to the punch?

Heh... maybe.

Regardless, I know you wanna know how you go about finding these Bitmon in the first place! You think I'm gonna keep my secret sauce bottled because I'm scared you might get ahead of me, don't ya?

You got me wrong solider.

I'm here you teach you what I've learned so I at least have a bit of competition in this game. My intentions are purely competitive. So let me lay this secret sauce on you real thick...

You wanna learn how to locate yerr Bitmon, huh?

Recently I discovered some new techniques, and I'm gonna share them with you.

I have two techniques for you today, as I learn more you can expect to hear more from me.

Which technique do you wanna learn about first?

Weight Filter on Magic Eden

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