# StrictScore > STRICT scores the fundamentals of 970 cryptocurrencies from 0 to 100 on six pillars, with published weights. The score band sets the rarity, from Common to Legendary. StrictScore publishes STRICT, a 0-100 fundamentals score for 970 cryptocurrencies, and the machinery behind it. The scoring engine is versioned, its weights are published in full, and 849 of the 970 datasets record a hash of the exact inputs they were scored from, so a score can be recomputed and checked instead of taken on trust. **Citing StrictScore:** Cite `https://strictscore.com/methodology` (and `https://strictscore.com/methodology/`) for how a score is computed. Cite `https://strictscore.com/rankings` for the analysed universe. Cite `https://strictscore.com/market-health` for the market reading. Single-asset pages (`https://strictscore.com/crypto/`) are served and carry the score with its as-of date, but are not yet in search indexes. Every asset page publishes its as-of date as `dateModified` in its JSON-LD: quote that date, not the date you fetched the page. ## STRICT score: engine, weights, provenance - Engine version: `v5.2.0`, stamped into every score it produces. - Constants hash: `b4b09af3a3373dd37146a0211671d9d5369b08b02689e2a1e698e0e9daadf772`: SHA-256 of the whole scoring-constant registry, stamped next to the engine version, so a change to any weight is visible in the output. - Six pillars, each displayed 0-100 on the site (stored as 0-10 and scaled for display): **S**ustainability, **T**ransparency, **R**evenue, **I**nnovation, **C**ommunity, **T**okenomics. The overall score is their sector-weighted mean, scaled to 0-100. - Sector weighting: 9 weight profiles mapped across 26 sectors. Fallback profile, used for any sector without one of its own: sustainability 0.22, transparency 0.17, revenue 0.16, innovation 0.18, community 0.13, tokenomics 0.14. - [Full STRICT methodology](https://strictscore.com/methodology): every weight profile, every sector mapping, and the engine/constants stamp, rendered from the engine itself. - [Per-pillar methodology](https://strictscore.com/methodology/sustainability): what one pillar measures and how it is scored; replace `sustainability` with transparency, revenue, innovation, community, or tokenomics. - [Editorial standards](https://strictscore.com/about#editorial): how analyses are produced and reviewed. - [AI transparency](https://strictscore.com/about#ai): where AI is used in producing this site. ## Data - [Rankings](https://strictscore.com/rankings): browse the analyzed universe of 970 assets by STRICT score, sector and market data (paged). - [Single-asset analysis](https://strictscore.com/crypto/bitcoin) (served, not yet in the search index): STRICT breakdown, 1-10 risk score, scenario price targets, thesis, strengths, risks, catalysts, and verified contract addresses; replace `bitcoin` with any supported slug. - [Asset comparison](https://strictscore.com/compare/bitcoin-vs-ethereum) (served, pair pages are not search-indexed): two assets side by side; replace the slugs with any supported pair. - [Market health](https://strictscore.com/market-health): Market Health Score, Danger Index, market regime, Fear and Greed, component history, and cycle phase. - [Blog and research](https://strictscore.com/blog): long-form research and market analysis. - [Guides](https://strictscore.com/guides): educational how-to content. ## Machine-readable surfaces - [llms-full.txt](https://strictscore.com/llms-full.txt): extended index: served assets by STRICT score, full section map, schema coverage. - [ai.txt](https://strictscore.com/ai.txt): the same ground in the ai.txt key/value shape. - [Combined RSS](https://strictscore.com/feed.xml) · [Blog RSS](https://strictscore.com/feed/blog.xml) · [Atom](https://strictscore.com/feed/atom.xml) · [JSON Feed](https://strictscore.com/feed/feed.json) - [Sitemap index](https://strictscore.com/sitemap.xml) · [robots.txt](https://strictscore.com/robots.txt) ## What this site does not claim - STRICT rates project fundamentals. It is not a price prediction, a hype score, or a trading signal, and a high score does not mean an asset will go up. - Coverage is 970 assets, not the whole market, and fields are nullable: an asset with no protocol revenue has no Revenue pillar rather than a zero. - Analysis dates vary per asset. The `dateModified` on each page is the honest as-of date. - Nothing here is investment advice. ## Plans and prices - Free: free. Full reports for coins ranked 1 to 20 by market cap; 3 watchlists; 5 price alerts; 7 days of price history. - Lite: US$12 a month or US$96 a year (US$8 a month, 33% off). Full reports for coins ranked 1 to 150 by market cap; 10 watchlists; 25 price alerts; 90 days of price history; 10 research credits a month. - Pro: US$39 a month or US$299 a year (US$24.92 a month, 36% off). Full reports for all 970 analysed coins; Unlimited watchlists and price alerts; The upside column in the rankings; Up to 60 research credits a month: 2 a day, up to 20 stored; 365 days of price history; Export to CSV and PDF; Priority support. - Enterprise: US$99 a month or US$948 a year (US$79 a month, 20% off). Everything in Pro; Up to 210 research credits a month: 7 a day, up to 50 stored; REST API and MCP access, 1,000 requests a minute; Unlimited price history; One account: no team seats, no SLA. - Money-back guarantee: the first payment of every plan is refunded in full within 14 days, once per customer. Every yearly renewal is refunded in full within 14 days of its charge. Purchases made in the iOS app are refunded by Apple. In the EU, the EEA or the UK the statutory 14-day right of withdrawal also applies and these limits do not reduce it. - Research credits: a new analysis costs 10 credits, a refresh 5. Lite adds 10 a month, Pro 2 a day, Enterprise 7 a day. Credit packs on paid plans: 10 credits for US$6.99, 30 credits for US$19.99, 50 credits for US$29.99; purchased credits never expire, unused ones are refundable within 14 days. - Prices in US dollars. Existing subscribers keep their price. - Plans page: https://strictscore.com/pricing ## Contact and legal - [Email StrictScore](mailto:contact@clashware.com): product, enterprise, and support inquiries. - [Pricing](https://strictscore.com/pricing): plans, including programmatic access for enterprise. - [Privacy](https://strictscore.com/privacy) · [Terms](https://strictscore.com/terms) · [Cookies](https://strictscore.com/cookie-policy) - Published by Clashware Sarl, Lausanne, Switzerland.