Our Methodology

The CryptoValue Score is a proprietary 0-100 composite score that measures the relative fundamental standing of a cryptocurrency. It combines 13 weighted metrics derived from market data (price, market cap, trading volume, supply and dilution) and open-source developer activity. It does not use on-chain data such as realized cap or active addresses — where a concept normally requires on-chain input, we state the proxy we use instead.

Data coverage refers to the nominal model weight: Full at 85% or more, Standard at 60% or more, otherwise Limited. Missing components are excluded and remaining weights rescaled. A rating requires at least 60% coverage, a valid price and market cap. TVL and fee data without valid timestamps or older than 72 hours are excluded. Coverage is not predictive certainty.

The component weights are set from valuation research and judgement, not from a backtest — we have not yet validated them against forward returns, and we will say so here when we do. Three components (NVT, Network Activity, Volume/MCap) are derived from the same volume-to-market-cap relationship and therefore overlap. Treat the score as a structured summary of public market data, not as a predictive model.