Read the market like a ledger, not a link dump.

It gives every LoongBuy find a job before you save it. Instead of bookmarking a product because it looks interesting, you mark the gate it belongs to, the proof it still needs, and whether it is a core buy, backup, bulky risk, or add-on.

Drop it when the missing proof is the exact thing that would make the item fail: uncertain insole length for shoes, weak blank weight for hoodies, unclear zipper or shell texture for jackets, or no real use case for an accessory.

Because backups should not silently become extra spending. A backup only ships if the core item fails QC or disappears. If both items survive, the ledger forces you to choose instead of paying parcel weight for duplicates.

Open a category only after writing the question you are trying to answer. For example: “find a hoodie with clear cuff and print proof” or “compare shoes with measurable insole photos.” Close anything that does not answer the question.