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Hi everyone,

We are building **CoinScore**, a lightweight research tool that evaluates cryptocurrencies across multiple dimensions. 

👉 Live site: https://coinscore.vercel.app/ 
👉 Methodology: https://coinscore.vercel.app/methodology 

What it can already do:
- Show simple scores based on price stability and news aggregation 
- Display reference links (news or data sources) alongside each score 
- Publish formulas and planned metrics transparently 

🚀 Planned improvements:
- Holder distribution and developer activity metrics 
- Automated snapshots and historical tracking 
- Community voting system to let users influence metric weights 

⚠️ Note: CoinScore is not financial advice — it’s meant as a transparent research reference.

Feedback and suggestions are very welcome 🙏

Here’s a quick screenshot of how the scoring looks right now 👇

https://imgur.com/a/rXSZw2T

For example, Ethereum currently shows:

Price: $4,551

Market Cap: $549B+

24h Volume: $31B+

Total Score: ~70

👉 You can see that each dimension (Price, Holders, Dev, etc.) is broken down with its own score and reference links.

Question for the community:
⚡ Which metric do you think should be prioritized next — Holders distribution or Developer activity?

I'm having mixed feelings about the addition of a voting system in the future... I don't think there's a bulletproof way against those users who keep on finding workarounds for altering the overall ratings.
^{- BTW, I'd like to suggest adding a report button for incorrect & invalid links.}

Thank you very much for your feedback.
As you pointed out, a voting system does carry the risk of manipulation. That’s why we are not planning to let it directly dictate the scores. Instead, it will serve as a supplementary signal with limited weight, combined with outlier detection and trust-based adjustments to minimize abuse.

The reason we want to introduce voting is that it allows us to capture the community’s real sentiment and “on-the-ground health” that can’t always be reflected in market or development data alone. By incorporating this layer, we believe the ratings can better reflect actual reality.

Your suggestion of a report button for incorrect or invalid links is also extremely valuable. We plan to add this feature early so that users can directly flag issues, helping us maintain quality and transparency alongside the voting input.

Ultimately, our goal is to build CoinScore on three pillars: transparent evidence, objective data, and community input. In this way, the scores can remain balanced and credible from every perspective. We truly welcome further feedback. 🙏

Your site is still buggy, first I get the scores of Bitcoin and Ethereum, then after I search other tokens and want to see Bitcoin and Ethereum it show the same error message.

Anyway what criteria do you use to get those news? I use ChatGPT using this prompt "list top 5 developer news about Bitcoin in 2025", but the sources I get is different with you.

1. https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.07200?utm_source=chatgpt.com
2. https://outposts.io/article/bitcoin-development-update-new-ordinals-project-launching-54f0c308-e929-4b73-b497-04ef74131823?utm_source=chatgpt.com
3. https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.21085?utm_source=chatgpt.com
4. http://arxiv.org/abs/2501.07435?utm_source=chatgpt.com
5. https://blog.blockstream.com/blockstream-quarterly-update-q2-2025/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

No news source could be a significant criterion for determining the value of a coin. Every news portal has the option of purchasing news publication, and the price difference varies only with the popularity of the portal. So, for a certain amount, you can easily pump a coin or product.
As for the OP's tool, it seems to rely too heavily on Google News as a source, which is certainly not neutral enough.