The Wealthville Score
One number — 0 to 100 — for how attractive a liquidity pool is right now, built from three action scores and validated against years of historical outcomes.
The four numbers
Every scored pool carries four values, refreshed continuously as new on-chain data arrives:
- Enter Score (0-100) — how attractive the pool is for new capital right now.
- Hold Score (0-100) — how safe it is to leave existing capital in place.
- Exit Score (0-100) — how urgent it is to get out. High is bad.
- Wealthville Score (0-100) — the composite headline, weighted toward Enter and Hold. 85+ reads as an A; below 40 an F.
What goes in
The scores blend a directional consensus across our independent signal engines with pool fundamentals: real fee yield (computed from fees ÷ TVL — never a protocol's self-reported APR), persistence of that yield over the trailing week (a one-day spike does not earn a top rank), liquidity depth and exit impact, TVL stability and capital-flight detection, holder concentration, and pool age. Scores can never contradict the verdict that produced them — a pool our engine says to exit cannot show a high Enter Score.
How we keep it honest
- Backtested across regimes: the scoring rules are validated against ~3 years of daily pool history on an unbiased universe of 1,600+ Solana pools — including the pools that later died, not just the survivors — with strict walk-forward splits (tuned on old data, judged on unseen data).
- Outcome-labeled: every published signal is scored after the fact against what actually happened — realized yield and impermanent loss over the following week — and those labels recalibrate the system.
- Evidence-gated changes: no scoring rule ships without beating its predecessor on held-out history first.
Get the scores
Scores appear on every scored pool page and are available programmatically, free:
GET https://wealthville.net/api/v1/scores/top?limit=25
GET https://wealthville.net/api/v1/scores/{poolAddress}The receipts
Every signal we publish is frozen at publish time and scored against what actually happened — misses included. See the live signal track record.
What it is not
The Wealthville Score is a data product, not financial advice. It measures pool quality signals; it cannot see your portfolio, risk tolerance, or tax situation. Impermanent loss estimates use a full-range lower bound — concentrated positions can lose more. Past validation does not guarantee future performance.
