StrictScore

Crypto fundamentals, scored 0 to 100 with the STRICT framework: six pillars, cited sources, published weights. Research, not financial advice. Formerly Coira.

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Coira is now StrictScore. Same account, new handle: @StrictScore.

We score 970 coins from 0 to 100 on six fundamental pillars, each rated from cited sources, and show the arithmetic behind every score.

Which pillar do you check first on a new coin?

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How rare is a high STRICT score? Of 970 coins analysed (14 Oct):

Legendary (90-100): 9
Epic (80-89): 79
Rare (70-79): 243
Uncommon (60-69): 251
Common (0-59): 388

Roughly two in three score below 70. Rarity labels fundamentals, not price.
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Monero scores 84 (Epic) on fundamentals and carries risk 7 of 10. Chainlink scores 87 with risk 3.

On StrictScore, risk is scored apart and does not move the score. When the two point in different directions, which one decides whether you keep researching?

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Dogecoin scores 72 on STRICT. The math: six pillars rated from cited sources, weighted by sector. A pillar that does not apply is removed, not scored as zero.

Revenue does not apply to Dogecoin, so 66.20 / 0.92 = 71.96, published as 72.
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Bitcoin has no earnings to model, so how do you research it? Our four-test framework checks its monetary rules, how its security is verified, how healthy its development process is, and whether custody and liquidity hold up under stress.
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The Revenue pillar asks one thing: does the protocol earn real fees or income from use?

Hyperliquid scores 97 there. Overall 88 (Epic), risk 6 of 10.
Aave scores 93 there. Overall 89 (Epic), risk 3 of 10.

Similar scores, very different risk.
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Every STRICT pillar answers one question. For Transparency, it is whether outsiders can see and check what the team and the protocol do.

What do you trust most for that: docs, audits, on-chain data or governance records?

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STRICT scores for well-known coins, as of 15 Oct 2026:

Bitcoin 92
Ethereum 90
Aave 89
Hyperliquid 88
Chainlink 87
XRP 75
Cardano 73
Dogecoin 72

Bitcoin to Dogecoin is a 20-point gap. Which pillar do you think drives most of it?
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How the score works, pillar by pillar: https://t.co/lqrparSGG1

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Coira is now StrictScore. Same account, new handle: @StrictScore.

We score 970 coins from 0 to 100 on six fundamental pillars, each rated from cited sources, and show the arithmetic behind every score.

Which pillar do you check first on a new coin?

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Crypto is ripping again. Score the project, not the candle.

STRICT rates 700+ assets on treasury, team, fees, tech, users, token design — not a price call.

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The Ethereum Foundation stopped selling and started staking.

70,000 ETH ($143M) locked. $93M deposited in a single day.

The flip: from selling ETH to fund $100M/year expenses, to earning $3.9-5.4M in staking yield.

100K+ ETH still unstaked. Is more coming?

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$C (Chainbase) STRICT: 56/100

AI data layer across 220+ chains. $15M Series A from Tencent & Matrix Partners.

84% supply locked, x402 revenue model unproven.

Risk: 7/10. Proceed with caution.

Would you enter at this risk level?

https://t.co/Cp1PJC8Glu

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While Bitcoin crashed 47%, 11 Wall Street giants quietly filed for crypto banking licenses.

Coinbase approved. Fidelity, Morgan Stanley, Ripple in line.

83 days. One federal license. Trillions at stake.

https://t.co/LuVTBw9x8Z

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3/ The real question: Drift was Solana's largest perp DEX. If a zero-timelock admin migration passed unnoticed, what does that say about governance review across DeFi?

Second-largest Solana exploit after Wormhole's $326M in 2022.

DYOR.

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1/ $286M drained from Drift Protocol in 12 minutes. DRIFT token dropped 40%.

The attacker created a fake token, CarbonVote, seeded it with a few thousand dollars, and Drift's oracles priced it as legitimate collateral worth hundreds of millions.

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2/ Elliptic and TRM Labs flag the exploit as DPRK-linked, the 18th attributed North Korean operation in 2026.

Attack pattern: compromised multisig, zero-timelock Security Council migration, fabricated collateral. TVL collapsed from $550M to under $250M.

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The FBI built its own crypto token, listed it on exchanges, and waited.

When market makers showed up to inflate the volume, agents were watching.

10 charged. 4 firms. ~60 tokens flagged for wash trading.

The volume on your screen might not be real.

https://t.co/Ws6xRNtHdK

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The FBI built a fake crypto token to catch wash traders. Operation Token Mirrors just led to DOJ charges against 10 people manipulating 60+ tokens.

The full breakdown of how the sting worked:
https://t.co/Ws6xRNtHdK

#Crypto #WashTrading #DOJ

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Six red months. Fear and Greed at record lows. BTC down 29%.

What nobody noticed: a Fed master account, 16 tokens as commodities, a Big Four stablecoin audit, and a bank ETF at 0.14%.

Most important quarter crypto never priced in?

https://t.co/IzU5nC28Jb

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Daily Pick Analysis: $STO

STRICT Score: 58/100
Risk: 6/10

+ Omnichain liquid staking, 20+ networks
+ $22M raised (Polychain, Binance Labs)

- Anonymous team
- Only 23% circulating supply

What would change your mind?

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NFA. DYOR.