Market positioning conflicts with the prevailing narrative
- Exchange flows
- Accumulation
- Social sentiment
- Fear
- Evidence coverage
- Partial
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- Official activity
- Rising
- Coverage
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See the evidence move.
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BTC · Evidence-adjusted momentum+14.8%
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See what deserves investigation.
DYOR monitors market, project and attention evidence for contradictions and meaningful changes. These examples demonstrate the research workflow; open Discover for current source-backed states.
Market evidence Source-backedContradictions Kept visibleUnknowns Never shown as zero
Open current signals →Positioning conflicts with the prevailing narrative
- Market evidence
- Accumulation
- Social narrative
- Fear
- Research state
- Needs review
A divergence is a prompt to investigate, not a causal claim or trading signal.
Inspect Bitcoin evidence →Official activity is moving faster than market attention
- Project evidence
- Rising
- Coverage
- Partial
The significance remains a research question until current sources agree.
Inspect Solana evidence →The prior narrative no longer fits every observation
DYOR preserves what changed, which evidence supports it, and what remains unresolved.
Review Ethereum research →Research assistantAsk a question.
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Buddy works from visible research context, keeps unknowns explicit and points you back to the sources.
- Grounded in available market and project evidence
- Surfaces contradictions and historical context
- Keeps citations and limitations attached
What changed with Bitcoin—and which part actually matters?
Start with the divergence. Attention moved faster than the supported evidence. Two observations deserve review; one remains unresolved.
- Check the exchange-flow observation and timestamp.
- Compare the narrative change with prior research.
- Keep the unresolved coverage gap visible.
Platform
Six lenses. One picture.
Each view illuminates a different part of market reality. Together they show what deserves attention next.
StructureMarket + positioning
Market Grip
Liquidity, positioning and market structure in one inspectable view.
Inspect market structure →IntelligenceChanges + evidenceResearch Radar
Scan project, market and attention evidence for material changes.
Open Discover →Research assistantAnswer + unknownsBuddy
Ask questions using available context, precedent and saved research.
See Buddy research →NarrativeBefore + afterWhat Changed?
Detect when the consensus, evidence or underlying story moves.
Inspect changes →EvidenceAgree or conflictContradictions
See where observations and prevailing claims do not agree.
Inspect evidence →DiscoveryAssets + eventsUniversal Search
Query assets, events, signals and research notes from one place.
Search research →Universe
Markets are connected.
Explore an example relationship map across assets, narratives and evidence. Select a node to reveal why it belongs in the same research neighbourhood.
Anchor asset
Bitcoin
The liquidity anchor connecting macro conditions, institutional flows and market-wide risk appetite.
Open research →Narrative tracking
What changed?
Markets run on stories. DYOR tracks when community consensus, key metrics and project fundamentals stop telling the same story.
Open narrative radar →Illustrative narrative examples · dates and findings are not live observations.
L2 fee-revenue story
NowSequencer centralisation concern
Declining DEX volumes
NowInfrastructure and distribution play
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The world's noisiest market, made legible. DYOR brings fragmented evidence together, preserves where it came from, and shows what agrees, what conflicts, and what is still unknown.
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Bitcoin · current research question
What evidence would change the market-structure view?
Start with observed movement, inspect source coverage, then record the uncertainty and next useful check.
Why DYOR
Gather the evidence. Surface the disagreement.
See what changed
Scan a market of tens of thousands of assets without starting from a wall of charts or disconnected tabs.
Understand why
Trace market, network, ownership and project observations back to their source, timestamp and method.
What comes next
See where independent sources agree, where they diverge, and which missing evidence matters next.
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1 min demo of DYOR.
Choose a step, or let DYOR walk you from a market signal to a source-aware report.
Built for better questions
One evidence trail, different research needs.
Understand assets before you invest.
Know the asset, downside risks and what the available evidence actually supports.
Check the data before publishing.
Trace claims, source quality, history and market context before forming the story.
Evaluate where to participate.
Compare network health, development, liquidity, adoption and value accrual.
Share insights & reports.
Discuss projects with visible evidence, uncertainty and a shared research vocabulary.
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Research digital assets with less noise and more evidence.
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Evaluation beyond valuation
The crypto research workflow for evidence-backed decisions, without hype or friction. DYOR transforms fragmented crypto data & signals into plain-English research, making project due diligence clearer, faster & more accessible.
Serious evidence, simply explained
DYOR does not tell you what to buy. It helps you understand an asset, separate attention from reliable information, and see what still needs checking.
Coverage
7 verified live mappings
Research lenses
15 Viewpoints
Outputs
Customised Reports
Who DYOR Is For
Investors, Media & More
What DYOR is
One place to research digital assets.
See what moved, open an asset, understand the risks, check the claims, and create a clear report.
Crypto research is noisy. DYOR makes it easier to understand.
See what is attracting attention, what the available information supports, how sharply prices move, and what could go wrong.
Find over-hyped, watch, and under-radar assets before opening a deeper read.
Understand supply structure, market attention, price swings, liquidity, holders, and source quality.
Check whether major claims have reliable support and review serious warning signs.
Create evidence-backed reports and shareable insight tiles with limitations attached.
Attention, price swings, and ease of trading.
See whether an asset is building broad interest, simply getting louder, or becoming overcrowded.
Usage, large holders, and money moving to or from exchanges.
Check whether real activity and large-wallet movements support the story.
Claims, sources, and warning signs.
See which claims have support, which may mislead, and which still need checking.
Reports, briefs and social tiles.
Turn complex research into useful outputs without pretending DYOR is financial advice.
Built for participation
For anyone trying to understand digital assets.
Understand the asset, the evidence, the risks, and the next checks before relying on gut feel.
Compare developer activity, network health, liquidity, community signals, and value accrual.
Use FUD Check and source quality to discuss projects with more evidence and less noise.
Surface source quality, adverse-history leads, suspicious flows, and reportable context.
Why it's moving
Know why it moved.
BTC is ready for a first-pass report, but unlocks, liquidity, and source freshness still need review.
Every score shows its working.
DYOR should never replace hype with unexplained proprietary signals. It should show the working.
Start Researching
Start With Questions. Leave With Evidence
Open a market lead, inspect an asset, pressure-test the claims, and package the evidence. DYOR keeps the useful part of institutional research and strips out the mystery.
Product workflow
From noise to evidence.
What changed
Leads worth opening
Under the radar
Substance before heat
Hype watch
Attention moving fast
Volatility snapshot
Crypto risk in familiar market context
Research queue
Research: What Changed
Inspect dated source changes, then choose an asset to investigate. Market movement alone does not establish a material research change.
DYOR Radar
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Material, evidence-backed changes across the initial BTC, ETH, SOL, AAVE and UNI pilot.
Live change + event fusion
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What else moved in the same interval?
Select a source-backed event to inspect the retained market window around it—without turning timing into causality.
Temporal contextNot causal attributionNo synthetic gaps
Aligning retained research events with market history…
Coincidence identifies a research window. It does not establish that an announcement, release or proposal caused price, volume or liquidity to change.
Research nervous system
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Primary-source research feed
Official publications and protocol announcements, separated from independent news and market confirmation.
Checking official publisher feeds…
Governed review queue
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Source Radar
High-value research inputs ranked for human review by authority, unique value, access and licence clarity—not popularity.
No code executedNo auto-installNot evidence yet
Reading the governed source registry…
Developer intelligence · metadata only
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Repository Radar
Current metadata from governed public repositories. Commit activity is a review lead—not a quality, delivery or adoption score.
No code executedActivity ≠ qualitySignificance requires review
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Changes worth checking.
Verified releases, liquidity changes, and source updates.
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What changed
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Data watch
Open
Strongest Market Grip
Open
Attention outrunning evidence
Open
Evidence building before attention
Open
Market candidates
Choose what to investigate.
Every row shows the evidence it actually has. Open an asset without waiting for every capability or composite score.
Risk comparison
Compare the evidence.
Two assets. Their evidence, differences, and unknowns.
About this view
Translate, do not rankCompare puts two assets side by side and uses familiar markets to make the risks easier to understand.
Rebased performance
Start at 100, then compare the path
Behaviour metrics
Price swings, largest fall, recovery time, and how closely assets move together
Side-by-side
Five signals, side by side
Peer basket
Nearest research peers
Volatility bridge
Crypto versus familiar markets
Comparative risks
Where the risks are asymmetrical
Research
Find a question. Follow the evidence.
Choose a research lane, check why an asset is here, then save it or investigate. These labels guide research; they do not recommend a trade.
Refine the research queue Priority, evidence state, and coverage
Research queue
Evidence state
Asset intelligence
Open the full asset read.
See what changed, what each score means, what large holders are doing, and which information still needs checking.
Majors have evidence. Fast movers need sharper checks.
DYOR groups assets by role, heat, and confidence so users can move from curiosity to structured research without pretending every asset is comparable.
Assets in the research universe
Fast attention, needs deeper diligence
Research Card
BTC
Bitcoin
Digital monetary network
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Market Grip unavailable
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Research snapshot
Current Read
View evidence and sources
How this read was calculated
Market Structure
Checking
How is participation behaving?
Checking canonical spot, derivatives, leverage and liquidity evidence.
Evidence, contradictions and unknowns
Canonical relationship view
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Follow a claim to its evidence
Select a claim, then inspect the retained evidence and attributable source behind it.
Checking canonical claim relationships…
A relationship records how evidence is linked to a claim. It does not turn correlation into causality or source count into certainty.
DYOR Radar
LoadingWhat changed?
Material changes since your last meaningful review.
Research by question
Go deeper without starting with technical categories
Each section gives you the finding first. Open the complete evidence when you are ready.
What is it?
Overview, history, key facts, classification and project foundations.
Why is it moving?
Price, volume, volatility, attention, sentiment, liquidity and relevant institutional activity.
Is it being used?
Network activity, transactions, active users, holders, exchange flows and adoption.
Is the project healthy?
Fundamentals, tokenomics, supply, development, governance, treasury and roadmap evidence.
What could go wrong?
Market, liquidity, concentration, supply, development, regulatory and evidence risks.
Explore technical evidence
Start here
Bitcoin in plain English
Bitcoin is a digital monetary network with a fixed maximum supply. People use it to hold and transfer value without relying on a central issuer.
Key facts
Understand the asset before the score
Research checklist
Four questions to answer next
Market history
Bitcoin price and trading volume
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Market Reality
CheckingCross-exchange market quality
Checking price agreement, spreads, observable depth and hypothetical market impact.
Protocol fundamentals
CheckingProject economics
Checking whether protocol fundamentals apply to this asset.
DEX liquidity
CheckingContract-resolved pools
Checking verified chain-and-contract liquidity.
Verified project activity
CheckingOfficial releases
Checking verified project repositories.
Verified governance
CheckingProposal activity
Checking verified governance sources.
Coverage-aware scoring
CheckingMarket Grip and evidence
Checking whether enough verified inputs exist to calculate a public score.
Provider intelligence
CheckingSocial, research and event signals
Checking authorised Santiment and Messari capabilities.
Each module identifies its source state. Missing inputs are never estimated.
DYOR Risk Radar
Risks before conviction
Market cap
Unavailable
24h volume
Unavailable
Data source
CoinPaprika · awaiting observation
Freshness
Unavailable
Market provider
CoinPaprika · checking
Market coverage
Checking verified mappings
Coverage gaps
Provider status pending
Decision workflow
Continue researching Bitcoin
Research
Seven diligence lanes, one asset view.
Fundamentals
What has to be true for the read to matter?
Deep insight · Why is it moving?
The move is broader than one headline.
Price, trading activity, attention, and liquidity are read together before a market move is treated as durable.
Evidence confidence
Unavailable
No verified movement read
Use the detailed market, attention, volatility, and liquidity evidence below.
Market Grip
Unavailable
Network activity
Usage and value moving through the network.
Network cards show their evidence state. Reference-model values are directional placeholders until a chain-specific source is connected.
Holder, whale and exchange flow
Who holds it, where it moves, and why that matters.
Tokenomics
Supply, unlocks, and value capture.
Liquidity
Can the market absorb real trades?
Development
Is the ecosystem still shipping?
The market read moved because price, volume, and attention are lining up.
Understanding the driver matters more than guessing the next candle.
Do not stop at the score.
Why is it moving?
Medium confidence
Why the read changed
Research completion
71/100
Your research-completion score—not a buy signal.
Thesis / counter-thesis
The case for and against
Market Grip
Unavailable
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Supply structure
Control, effective float, overhang, policy, holder behaviour
Social Intelligence v2.2
Volatility compare
BTC versus ETH, S&P 500, gold, oil, and FX
Research map
What drives the read?
Heat vs evidence
Attention versus proof
Risk translation
BTC in familiar market context
Evidence quality
Can we trust this read?
Research Library
Sources, freshness, and conflicts.
Evidence provenance
Which claims are backed, limited, or still open?
Institutional monitor
Filings, flows, and regulatory source confidence.
Research pathway
What to check next
Feature suite
Deeper research lenses.
Research modules based on the feature map: holders, exchange flows, tokenomics, network health, liquidity, development, cycles, claims, sources, filings, due diligence, scenarios, and alerts.
Coverage
Calculated by available sources
Decision support
Turn information into questions you can test.
Explore trading impact, possible scenarios, project promises, delivery progress, your investment thesis, alerts, and source updates.
Tools
Source-aware tools
Saved research briefing
My Research
Your saved assets. What changed, and what comes next.
About this view
Save assets to researchSaving an asset means you want to research or monitor it. It does not indicate ownership, preference or investment intent.
Start with a research question
Suggested starting points, not saved assets or ranked recommendations. Save an asset when you choose to follow it.
Protect your research — backup and restore
Research stays in this browser on this device. Export before clearing browser data or moving devices. The JSON backup includes saved assets, theses, private notes, evidence checkpoints, monitoring conditions, hypothetical portfolios and workspace memory. It excludes account details, analytics and Buddy chat history.
Import adds new records. Identical records are skipped; conflicting versions never replace existing work. Keep both files if you need to reconcile a conflict. A merge exceeding 30 checkpoints is refused without changing your research.
Save assets from Discover or Research to build your research queue.
What changed brief
What changed since last check
Verified evidence monitor
Source-backed changes in saved assets
My Research · Virtual Folio
Research Portfolio
Track what happened to hypothetical assets—and what happened to the evidence behind each research decision.
Private research simulation
Hypothetical positions
Manual entries only. Virtual values test research decisions; they are not trading instructions.
Position research
What changed and why it matters
Check the evidence behind your open positions, then choose the next research question.
Research blind spots
Where the evidence ends
Coverage describes what can be researched reliably. It does not label a position safe or risky.
Combined snapshot
Saved research, grouped by risk
Research set
Assets You’re Monitoring
Stress testing
What breaks first?
Factor exposure
Where is attention concentrated?
Liquidity and concentration
Where could stress concentrate?
Reports
Make your research clear.
Choose an asset and a format. Sources and limitations stay attached.
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Digital Assets Without Jargon, Noise & Bullshit
Start here before opening the research tools. These short guides explain the language DYOR uses so the scores, risks, and evidence labels feel readable instead of mysterious.
Your Co-ResearcherUnsure where to start?
Ask Buddy a plain-English research question.
Research is how you keep ownership of your decisions.
Markets reward certainty theatre. DYOR exists to make careful doubt useful: separate a claim from its evidence, understand who benefits from the story, and know what could prove your view wrong.
- Independence: do not outsource conviction to an influencer, ranking, community, or score.
- Context: price movement matters less without liquidity, ownership, incentives, and timing.
- Accountability: record what you believe, why you believe it, and what would change your mind.
- Access: institutional-grade research should be understandable without institutional gatekeeping.
Doing your own research is a repeatable workflow.
It does not mean finding enough facts to justify a decision already made. Start with a question, then move through identity, movement, usage, project health, risk, and evidence.
- Ask: what is this asset, and what claim am I testing?
- Inspect: check market, network, ownership, development, and source evidence.
- Challenge: write the counter-thesis and identify the weakest assumption.
- Revisit: monitor material changes instead of treating research as finished.
DYOR helps you ask better questions—not predict the next candle.
The product turns fragmented signals into a plain-English research trail. Every score is a prompt to investigate, every conclusion carries limitations, and every read ends with a useful next check.
- Discover: find unusual movement or evidence gaps worth examining.
- Research: understand the asset through question-led analysis.
- Save: keep an active queue and return when the evidence changes.
- Report: make the reasoning portable without stripping away context.
How to read DYOR terms
A DYOR term is a research cue, not an answer. Market Grip, Social Score, volatility, liquidity, confidence, and evidence all describe one part of the picture.
- Score: a 0-100 signal that makes comparison easier.
- Confidence: how much trust DYOR has in the current inputs.
- Evidence: the source trail behind a claim or conclusion.
- Next check: the question to answer before forming a stronger view.
What is crypto?
Crypto assets are internet-native assets recorded on blockchains. Some behave like monetary networks, some power applications, and some are mainly speculative attention markets.
- Blockchain: a shared ledger that records transactions.
- Token: a unit of value, access, governance, or utility in a network.
- Wallet: software or hardware used to hold and move assets.
- On-chain data: activity visible directly from the blockchain.
Digital assets are broader than coins.
Digital assets include crypto networks, stablecoins, tokenised assets, infrastructure protocols, governance tokens, NFTs, and crypto-linked public equities.
- Stablecoins: tokens designed to track a currency such as USD.
- Protocol tokens: assets connected to software networks or applications.
- Tokenomics: supply, incentives, unlocks, and value capture.
- Liquidity: how easily real trades can enter or exit without heavy slippage.
How stocks differ from tokens
A stock is ownership in a company. A token may represent network usage, access, governance, collateral, or speculation, but it usually does not equal ownership in a business.
- Equity: a legal ownership claim on a company.
- Filings: regulated disclosures such as 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and 8-Ks.
- Revenue: money earned by the company before expenses.
- Crypto beta: when a stock moves with crypto market conditions.
Source issue worksheet
Flag evidence that looks wrong or stale
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Nothing is transmitted automatically.
Solana research coverage
SOL has a verified primary identity in DYOR’s curated registry, last verified 2026-08-01. This static summary identifies the approved research surfaces; live observations load separately and retain their own timestamps and limitations.
Eligible evidence: Market observations, Official activity, Protocol fundamentals.
Coverage is capability-specific. A verified identity does not itself establish a market conclusion, protocol use, token value, or investment suitability.