DeepGyre/Crypto screener

Crypto screener

The whole market on one table — sortable, searchable, filterable by sector.

What you see

How to read it

A coin with no figure for a column sorts last in either direction and shows a dash: an unmeasured value is not the biggest loser. Commit counts measure motion, not progress.

What it does not show

The table is a snapshot of the moment it rendered; ordering changes as the market does, and nothing on it is frozen for the day.

A column a coin has no published value for stays blank. The blank means unmeasured — it is never read as the best or the worst value in the column.

Commit counts measure motion in a project's public repositories, not progress or quality; a quiet week is not a dead project and a busy one is not a good one.

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Frequently asked

Can I filter by sector?

Yes — by the same narrative tags the Narratives tab uses.

What does a dash in a column mean?

That the value was not published or could not be measured — never zero.

How is developer activity counted?

Weekly commits to the default branch of the repositories each project lists, closed weeks only.

Why is a coin missing from the table?

It has no market on the platform's price rail yet — absence from the table is not a delisting notice.

How do blanks behave in a sort?

Rows without a value for the column sort last in either direction, so an unmeasured cell never wins a sort.

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