SuperCryptoRatings’ brings structured research and independent assessment to the rapidly evolving digital-asset market. It is designed to evaluate crypto assets, platforms and related ecosystems across factors such as utility, technology, governance, liquidity, transparency, security, regulatory exposure and market risk.
Its role is not to remove investment risk, but to make that risk easier to understand. By separating substance from speculation, SuperCryptoRatings’ helps investors, institutions and market participants approach digital assets with greater discipline, clarity and confidence.
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SuperCryptoRatings’ provides separate ratings for fundamentally different subjects:
Native crypto assets;
Utility and governance tokens;
Stablecoins;
Centralised exchanges;
Custodians and wallet providers;
Decentralised-finance protocols;
Blockchain networks;
Tokenised real-world assets;
Crypto investment products;
Staking and lending services.
A rating for Bitcoin, a stablecoin, a crypto exchange and a DeFi lending protocol cannot use identical weights. They present different forms of technology, liquidity, custody, governance, counterparty and legal risk.
International Organization of Securities Commissions’ (IOSCO) global recommendations identify conflicts of interest, market manipulation, cross-border risk, custody, operational and technological risk, and retail suitability as central crypto-market concerns. Financial Action Task Force (FATF) additionally requires risk-based assessment of virtual-asset providers, including licensing, AML/CFT controls, stablecoins, peer-to-peer activity and the Travel Rule; the FATF’s anti–money laundering / counter–terrorist financing (AML/CFT) requirement that key customer information must “travel” with certain transfers so authorities can trace who is sending and receiving funds or crypto-assets.