What survived, and exactly which assets?
Every headline cohort is clickable. Inspect its actual members, then carry the exact cohort into the full screener.
How to use this page
Market map shows named cohorts and their actual members. Search, asset type, sector and home chain refine the selected cohort; click any table header to sort it. Full screener starts with one population, then adds its deeper controls.
Population buttons are mutually exclusive. Risk chips are OR within one row and AND across rows. Changing population clears only those top risk chips; lower refinements remain in place.
Dead and evidence-gap rules
- Dead
- All three conditions must hold: positive (>0) 24-hour volume, effective drawdown of at least 80%, and an available 24-hour volume / market cap ratio below 0.001 (0.1%). The boundary is strict: 0.001 itself is not Dead.
- Evidence gap
- Positive 24-hour volume confirms a market, but a required lifecycle input is absent: either effective drawdown is missing, or drawdown is at least 80% and volume / market cap is missing. Either case goes to Evidence gap, not Dead or Alive.
Inputs: market cap alone does not prove a market. Stablecoins use FFI-curve drawdown; other assets use the worse of FFI-curve and raw ATH drawdown. A missing ratio below 80% is not a gap because the Dead test has not been reached.
Ghost/archive is separate: it contains records without current market evidence. Its label alone does not mean worthless or dead, although the curated No verified exit subtype carries a dead-lifecycle warning.
FFI scores
- FFI Now
- Older current-cycle context score using trading activity, drawdown and recent price change.
- FFI Next
- Older coming-cycle context score using dilution, prior-cycle/relic evidence and trading activity.
- FFI 365
- Fast TrendPattern curve measured from the trailing-365-day peak.
- FFI
- Headline slow TrendPattern curve measured from the all-time running peak since listing.
All four run from 0 to 100; higher means greater failure stress. FFI Now and FFI Next are context models, not ingredients of the headline FFI curve.
Limits and warnings
Unproven means the captured curve has not covered a full market cycle. Confidence measures input completeness, not correctness. Missing evidence remains missing.
Contract-safety coverage is partial. Stale provider fields are suppressed. Add the Status, Safety, Maturity and relative-risk columns only when those details are needed.