An educational, four-step walkthrough of how CryptoGrade's published grades could shape a hypothetical portfolio. It is identical for every visitor, uses only fixed example mixes, and never computes a custom allocation from your input — any amount you enter stays in your browser and is never sent anywhere.
The four steps
Grade primer — what the published grade bands mean.
Pick a fixed example mix — three pre-set mixes, the same for everyone, all inside the published position limits (Prime ≥60%, Sound ≤30%, Speculative ≤10%, Failed always 0%).
Illustrated breakdown — how that fixed mix maps across the graded assets.
The grade bands
A | Prime (score 80–100): Our model treats A-grade assets as eligible to anchor a portfolio, within its position cap. Score ≥ 80 with a multi-cycle track record.
B | Sound (score 60–79): Solid but not core. Our model holds B-grade assets as supporting positions in measured size.
C | Speculative (score 40–59): A small, deliberate position in our model, sized so a total loss would be survivable; often zero.
Assets graded F | Failed have failed a hard gate or scored below eligibility and are always 0% in every example mix.
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