The Blocktronics grade

An A to E badge for structural fragility: how safely a position can be held and exited. Not a view on where price is going.

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on DEGEN · Base

How is DEGEN graded, pillar by pillar?

Grade B62 of 100

6 of 6 pillars read · strongest launch 100, weakest depth 47 · graded 2026-10-30

B · 62.5 composite · 6 of 6 pillars

DEGEN is graded B: a composite of 62.5 over 6 of 6 pillars (Depth 47 · Concentration 59 · Holders 84 · Flow 61 · Economics 64 · Launch 100). The reads hold only the latest grade, so the run fills each column in turn and settles on it.

Six identical columns fill to the six pillar scores on one 0 to 100 scale, the strip beside each marks the fleet's middle half and median, the wide column is the composite and the plate carries the letter. Hover a column for its card, click to look closer.

The real card

Blocktronics grade, live on DEGEN. Switch to any cached token.

Blocktronics grade

Base's grade, the home chain's: each chain is graded on its own.

62 / 100Composite of 6 pillars

Graded 30 Oct under grade-v5:depth-v1

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What it is

The grade (the Structure Grade in the API) summarises how structurally fragile a token is across six pillars: liquidity depth, ownership concentration, holder base, capital flow, holder economics and launch integrity.

It measures how safely a position can be held and exited, not where price is going.

C is the ordinary token, not a warning. B and A are earned by measuring better than the market; D and E are for tokens measurably worse than it.

Behind the letter are a composite score from 0 to 100 and the six pillar scores, each with a one-line reading. Gates, structural dangers such as a very concentrated top 10, can only lower a grade.

What goes into it

1
The grade comes with the read: the letter, the composite, the coverage state, the pillar scores with their readings and absent reasons, any gates, and when it was computed.
2
The composite combines the measured pillars in the backend; how it combines them is not part of the public read, so the site shows the composite as returned rather than recomputing it.
3
Grades on partial evidence are marked provisional, and with too little evidence the letter is withheld. A withheld grade is not a low grade.
4
The card shows the letter, the composite out of 100 and how far it sits above or below the fleet median composite, then the six pillars against the fleet's median and middle half.
against the fleet = composite − median composite of every cached token
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The snapshot keeps every token's letter, composite and pillar scores, which the market cards and the fleet strip spread.

How to read it

High: A or B: the token measures better than the market across its pillars.
Low: D or E: measurably more fragile than the market on those pillars; the detail lines say where.
Rising: A regrade moved the letter up; the 7-day snippets note it when a stored history has both letters.
Falling: A regrade moved the letter down, or a gate now caps it.

Evidence in the data, never advice

Common pitfalls

It is not a forecast and not a rating of the project: it measures structure.
A withheld grade (too little evidence) is different from a low one.
The public read holds only the latest grade; earlier grades are not stored with it.
A pillar the backend couldn't measure is left out of the composite, not scored zero.