‡ The percentages come from a snapshot of August 28, 2026 and are not calculated from daily closing prices. Whether and when they will be recalculated together is decided by the model revision on December 8, 2026.
In detail, with all twelve questions and what has already had to be corrected about the measurement: the method page.
Threshold met means: at least 65 percent of the obtainable points after a complete assessment. Whether the score predicts an advantage over Bitcoin has not been demonstrated so far.
How the points come about. Every project takes a test with us. The test has twelve questions. Each question awards points. How many are available in total depends on how many questions could be answered — which is why the tile shows the result converted to a scale of one hundred.
For 111 assets, all twelve questions are answered individually. There, the number on the tile is based on measured answers, not on an extrapolation.
For all other assets, eight questions are still missing. There, only four are answered, worth 52 points together, and we extrapolate — as at school: someone who scores 26 out of 52 points in a test has half of them — a 50 on a scale of one hundred.
A click on a tile leads to that asset’s profile — where the points achieved, the points obtainable and everything else are listed.
What a high number means. Not “this project will rise”. Rather: it scores better on these questions than the others. Bitcoin is at the very top of this ranking — and Bitcoin is the benchmark, not a candidate.
Assessed individually for 111 assets. For all other assets they are still missing.