Cohort intelligence

Which parts of crypto actually survive?

Retrospective sampled retention below FFI 80 over approximately 12 months, grouped using current sector and home-chain classifications.

Presented, not predicted At each monthly sample, cohort failure means FFI ≥80 or a missing scored observation. Later re-entry does not revive the cohort. Missing coverage can count as failure; this is not proof of economic death.

Checking historical population evidence…

Focused survival curve

One selected sector versus the cross-sector median—without the 16-line overlap.

Cohorts below 10 observations are excluded from the median
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Selected sector Cross-sector median

Sector survival matrix

Choose a sector to update the focused readout. Use column headers to sort.

Sector Tokens Cohort 12m survived Death-zone now Δ90d Healthy now DEX liq / mcap
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How to read 12m survival is available only for initial cohorts of at least 10 members. This is a retrospective calculation using current tags and home-chain attribution; historical taxonomy was not retained. Missing scored observations and FFI ≥80 are separate first-failure causes in the reproducible cohort ledger. DEX liq / mcap requires retained pool inputs and a timestamped denominator within 24 hours. Legacy ratios are withheld from medians. Pool USD includes both sides of each trading pair and is not exit capacity. Ratios above 100% are flagged without clipping.

Chain deep dive

Search the available home-chain cuts below.

Chain Tokens Cohort 12m survived Death-zone now Δ90d Healthy now DEX liq / mcap
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Thin-cohort warning Chains churn tokens quickly. Rows with cohorts below 10 retain their current distribution statistics, but historical survival is marked as too thin. Cohort failure means a sampled FFI at least 80 or absence of a scored observation, with no revival; missing coverage can count as failure and is not proof of economic death. This differs from the Overview survivor screen and Tokens lifecycle labels.