Nucleation
Ice needs a speck of something that is not water.
Collection. Prices, on-chain flow, filings, order books and social volume are pulled for the asset and pinned to a single timestamp.
5 feeds → 1 timestamp
Reading feedRobinhood
Every asset,
0–100
Five dimensions, one number, and a crystal grown from the score. Analysed on a schedule, never on a whim, and published whole: the evidence, the charts, the sources, and the gaps we could not fill.
Readout is live. The crystals further down grow from Reiter's cellular model in your browser. · AI-generated, not financial advice
What is on the board right now.
Not a sample and not a mock-up. This is the live feed, the same one behind the ratings page. Every row was produced by a scheduled run, and every row opens the full report behind it.
AssetFunLiqTecSenRskScoreUpdated
02 · The method
A rating is a phase change.
Nothing is added to water to make a snowflake. The structure was always possible; freezing is the conditions under which it appears. That is the honest description of what an analysis does to a market: the facts were public the whole time, and the work is arranging them until the shape is visible.
Each asset is analysed on a schedule, not on demand, so the record is a series rather than a snapshot. Every run keeps its predecessors: you can read what the analysis said in March and what it says now, and disagree with either.
01 02 Faceting
Flat faces form, and the crystal gets its first order.
Scoring. Five dimensions are each scored 0–100 against the collected evidence, and the composite is derived from them.
5 × 0–100 → 1 composite
03 Branching
The edge goes unstable and arms extend.
Writing. The report is composed section by section with its charts, its sources, and an explicit list of what could not be found.
Sections · charts · sources · gaps
03 · How to read it
Five dimensions, one number, and a shape you can recognise.
The composite score is the headline, and on its own it is the least interesting thing on the page. Underneath it are five readings that can disagree with each other, and usually do: an asset can be liquid and fragile, or sound and ignored. The report exists to say which.
The crystal beside each asset is not an illustration of the score. It is grown from it. The ticker decides the morphology, so BTC is always the same shape and never ETH's, and the score decides how far growth ran before it stopped. Two glances at a grid and the size stops needing a caption.
The ramp
0–100
- 22Weak
- 48Neutral
- 71Good
- 94Strong
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Weak0–39Neutral40–59Good60–79Strong80–100
Same seed, same rules, four scores. Weak readings stay cold and unlit; strong ones burn ultramarine to a white core.
The five
- 01
Fundamentals
What the thing is, who builds it, and whether the economics close.
- 02
Liquidity
Whether a position can be entered and left at the size you actually hold.
- 03
Technicals
Price structure, trend and the levels the market is currently defending.
- 04
Sentiment
What is being said, at what volume, and by whom.
- 05
Risk
Concentration, custody, unlocks, and everything that ends a position early.
04 · The token
$SNOW is what the analysis runs on.
SnowOn is a DAO governance token on Robinhood chain, built by AI in the open and fully circulating from the first block. This is the platform it governs, and the first place holding it does something.
The reports are free to read, all of them, without a wallet. What $SNOW buys is the right to point the analysis at something new, and a say in what gets pointed at next.
Access
Lifetime seats, paid in $SNOW
A seat is bought once, on Robinhood chain, and never expires. It covers research requests for good, under a fair-use cap of five a day. Seats are strictly limited.
Requests
Anyone can commission a report
Without a seat, a single primary or secondary market report is priced per request, capped at three per wallet per day. The result is published publicly either way.
Governance
$SNOW weight decides the coverage
Which assets are tracked on a schedule, and which capabilities the platform grows next, are a vote rather than a roadmap handed down.
05 · Open
Every report is public the moment it exists.
A rating nobody can check is an opinion with a number attached. So the whole output is public: the score, the five readings, the charts, the sources it drew on, and the gaps it could not fill.
Research reports are rendered as PDFs in English, Chinese and Korean, stored on IPFS, and readable by anyone, including the person who did not pay for them.
- 01Free to read, no wallet, no account
- 02Sources listed and data gaps stated on every report
- 03Trilingual PDFs, stored on IPFS
- 04Full score history kept for every asset
Start
Letters sent from the sky.
Nakaya's line was that a snow crystal is a letter sent from the sky, and that reading one tells you about the conditions it fell through. The same is true of a market, and this is the reading.