Social Pulse
The top 100 crypto assets ranked 0–100 on one composite score: news sentiment, mention volume against each asset’s own baseline, mention momentum, price momentum and market turnover — computed live from EventTrader’s own headline pipeline.
← Requested on /duplicate Scoring method →| # | Asset | Price | 24h | Pulse score | Bullish | Mentions 24h | Dominance | Rank Δ |
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How the Pulse Score is built
Every component is normalised to 0–1 and combined as a weighted mean. When a component has no underlying data it is dropped and the remaining weights are renormalised — never imputed, never zero-filled. That is why some cells read “—”.
- News sentiment (30%) — mean sentiment of the headlines linked to the asset in the last 24h.
- Mention volume (30%) — 24h mentions against the asset’s own 7-day daily baseline, saturating at 4×.
- Mention momentum (15%) — last 24h versus the 24h before.
- Price momentum (15%) — 24h change, clipped to ±15%.
- Turnover (10%) — 24h volume over market cap, log-scaled.
The three social components are shrunk toward neutral on a thin sample — one headline is one headline, never “4× baseline buzz”. And an asset our headline pipeline has not touched in seven days gets no Pulse Score at all: it shows “—” and sorts last, rather than a flattering number derived from a price pump alone.
A headline counts as a mention only when it names eight assets or fewer, or when the asset is a constituent of the event-card basket built from that headline. Sources: our scored_headlines scanner, our event-card pipeline, and market data for price and turnover. Full formula: /api/v1/clones/social-pulse/docs. Table refreshes every 60 seconds.