Every conviction score that moved, and what moved it — component by component, in score points.
A score can move because the market moved, or because we started (or stopped) measuring something. The second is not a market event, and it is never shown as one: each card splits the movement between the two, in points.
The information on this page is market data and educational analysis, not financial advice. Past on-chain activity does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research.
Nothing to compare yet.
218 tokens were scored here for the first time, with no earlier snapshot to compare against — a journal needs two points in time, and their first entry will appear once they are rescored. A quiet window reported honestly is worth more than a page of manufactured movement.
Attribution arithmetic: the conviction engine scores an asset as 50 + 45 × Σ(weight × signal), so a component's share of a move is 45 × its change in contribution. Each share is split between the measurement changing and the weighting changing after a coverage event. See the methodology.