What it is
A transparent, rules-based scoring system for digital assets.
How it works
Each asset is scored against a framework matched to its class. For cryptocurrencies, that means 42 objective criteria, spanning:
- • Core Monetary Properties
- • Technical
- • Governance
- • Network Economics
- • Adoption
- • Sustainability
Inputs cover everything from circulating supply and total supply to consensus mechanisms, tokenomics, governance, and hash rate.
- No narratives.
- No bias.
- Fully published methodology.
Three asset classes, three frameworks
Not all digital assets earn trust the same way. A cryptocurrency, a stablecoin, and a tokenised real-world asset are different things with different risks, so scoring them against one set of questions would be misleading. Fudfomo runs three dedicated frameworks, one for each class.
Fudfomo: Crypto Score
The original framework. 42 objective criteria across six factor groups, built for assets whose value rests on monetary properties: scarcity, consensus security, decentralisation, and network economics. Covers Bitcoin, Ethereum, layer 1s, and layer 2s.
Fudfomo: Stablecoin Score
A stablecoin is a promise to hold a peg, so the questions change. We assess the quality and transparency of reserves, redemption rights, attestation and audit history, issuer standing, and how the peg has held under stress. Scarcity is beside the point; whether the backing is real is what matters.
What users see
Simple scores. Clear explanations. No jargon. They see exactly why an asset scored what it did across factors like staking economics and proof of stake security, allowing them to make independent decisions.
For exchanges
Available via API for deep integration into your order books, across cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and tokenised real-world assets, or as a drop-in White Label widget.