Risk scoring at a glance
The A–E grade in one page. The full method is in Risk methodology.
Every opportunity in the stablecoin catalogue gets a 0–100 score (lower is safer) and a grade from A to E.
- Three pillars, each scored 0–100: Protocol (the venue holding the deposit), Asset (the stablecoin), Strategy (what the position actually does).
- Weights follow the category. A leveraged position is mostly a Strategy question; a yield-bearing stablecoin is mostly an Asset question.
- Weakest-link floor. The composite can never sit more than 15 points below the worst pillar, so one catastrophic component cannot be averaged away.
- Live incidents override the model. An active depeg, a TVL run, or an operator review snaps the score immediately.
| Grade | Score |
|---|---|
| A | 0–22 |
| B | 23–35 |
| C | 36–50 |
| D | 51–70 |
| E | 71–100 |
The grade is Akashi's own opinion, not a probability of loss and not advice. Read the full methodology and its limitations.