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  • llms.txt +21 −19

    https://strictscore.com/llms.txt

    − 850 of the 970 datasets record a hash of the exact inputs they were scored from, so a− score can be recomputed and checked instead of taken on trust.− **Citing StrictScore:** Cite `https://strictscore.com/methodology` (and `https://strictscore.com/methodology/<pillar>`) for how a score is computed. Cite `https://strictscore.com/rankings` for the analysed universe. Cite `https://strictscore.com/market-health` for the market reading. Single-asset pages (`https://strictscore.com/crypto/<slug>`) are served and carry the score with its as-of date, but are not yet in search indexes. Every asset page publishes its as-of date as− `dateModified` in its JSON-LD: quote that date, not the date you fetched the page.− - Constants hash: `b4b09af3a3373dd37146a0211671d9d5369b08b02689e2a1e698e0e9daadf772`: SHA-256 of the whole scoring-constant registry, stamped−   next to the engine version, so a change to any weight is visible in the output.−   and the engine/constants stamp, rendered from the engine itself.− - [Rankings](https://strictscore.com/rankings): browse the analyzed universe of 970 assets by STRICT−   score, sector and market data (paged).− - [Single-asset analysis](https://strictscore.com/crypto/bitcoin) (served, not yet in the search index): STRICT breakdown, 1-10 risk score, scenario−   price targets, thesis, strengths, risks, catalysts, and verified contract addresses; replace−   `bitcoin` with any supported slug.− - [Combined RSS](https://strictscore.com/feed.xml) · [Blog RSS](https://strictscore.com/feed/blog.xml) ·−   [Atom](https://strictscore.com/feed/atom.xml) ·−   [JSON Feed](https://strictscore.com/feed/feed.json)− - Free: free. Full reports for coins ranked 1 to 20 by market cap; 3 watchlists; 5 price alerts; 7 days of price history.− - Lite: US$12 a month or US$96 a year (US$8 a month, 33% off). Full reports for coins ranked 1 to 150 by market cap; 10 watchlists; 25 price alerts; 90 days of price history; 10 research credits a month.− - Pro: US$39 a month or US$299 a year (US$24.92 a month, 36% off). Full reports for all 970 analysed coins; Unlimited watchlists and price alerts; The upside column in the rankings; Up to 60 research credits a month: 2 a day, up to 20 stored; 365 days of price history; Export to CSV and PDF; Priority support.− - Enterprise: US$99 a month or US$948 a year (US$79 a month, 20% off). Everything in Pro; Up to 210 research credits a month: 7 a day, up to 50 stored; REST API and MCP access, 1,000 requests a minute; Unlimited price history; One account: no team seats, no SLA.+ 887 of the 970 datasets record a hash of the research inputs they were scored from. A coin+ page that shows a score prints the pillar ratings behind it (with their rationales and cited sources+ where the coin's evidence file is on record; some coins have none), so its arithmetic can be rechecked against the published weights; the raw input files are not+ published, so the inputs hash itself cannot be recomputed from outside.+ **Citing StrictScore:** Cite `https://strictscore.com/methodology` (and `https://strictscore.com/methodology/<pillar>`) for how a score is computed. Cite `https://strictscore.com/rankings` for the analysed coins that have a market-cap rank. Cite `https://strictscore.com/market-health` for the market reading. Cite the asset page (`https://strictscore.com/crypto/<slug>`) for the score of an asset whose page is search-indexed; the other single-asset pages are served but not yet in search indexes. E+ as-of date as `dateModified` in its JSON-LD: quote that date, not the date you fetched the page.+ - Constants hash: `b4b09af3a3373dd37146a0211671d9d5369b08b02689e2a1e698e0e9daadf772`: SHA-256 of the current scoring-constant registry. Each+   engine stamp of the dataset records, with the engine version, the hash of the registry it was+   computed under (not printed on coin pages; 406 of the 887 stamps carry the+   current one), so a change to any weight shows up as a new hash.+   and the engine version, rendered from the engine itself.+ - [Rankings](https://strictscore.com/rankings): the analysed coins that have a market-cap rank, in+   market-cap order or sorted by STRICT score, filterable by rarity and risk (paged).+ - [All analysed coins](https://strictscore.com/crypto) (served, not search-indexed): all 970, A to Z.+ - [Single-asset analysis](https://strictscore.com/crypto/bitcoin): STRICT breakdown, 1-10 risk score,+   cycle-peak scenario, thesis, strengths, risks and catalysts, where the analysis has them; how+   much a visitor sees depends on their plan. Replace `bitcoin` with any supported slug.+ - Free: free. Full reports for coins ranked 1 to 20 by market cap; 3 watchlists; 5 price alerts.+ - Lite: US$12 a month or US$96 a year (US$8 a month, 33% off). Full reports for coins ranked 1 to 150 by market cap; 10 watchlists; 25 price alerts; 10 research credits a month.+ - Pro: US$39 a month or US$299 a year (US$24.92 a month, 36% off). Full reports for all 970 analysed coins; Unlimited watchlists and price alerts; The upside column in the rankings; Up to 60 research credits a month: 2 a day, up to 20 stored; Export to CSV and PDF; Priority support.+ - Enterprise: US$99 a month or US$948 a year (US$79 a month, 20% off). Everything in Pro; Up to 210 research credits a month: 7 a day, up to 50 stored; REST API and MCP access, 1,000 requests a minute; One account: no team seats, no SLA.