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Every score, ranking, and fact on Web3Fire comes from an open, auditable process. No paid placement, ever.

How the Authority Score works

The Authority Score (0–100) measures how complete and credible an entity page is, from four weighted components:

Content depth (40%) — length and structure of the verified article40%

Network (25%) — how well the entity connects to the knowledge graph25%

Freshness (15%) — how recently the page was verified15%

AI visibility (20%) — FAQ coverage that helps AI assistants cite us accurately20%

The Trust Score is a separate editorial assessment of risk, based on primary-source verification (verified / partially verified / unverified) and known risk level. The Freshness Score tracks the last verification date; every entity carries a scheduled review date.

Where the data comes from

Facts on Web3Fire come only from verifiable sources, listed on every entity page under "Sources":

Official — project documentation, whitepapers, and team announcements
Audit — security audits and third-party assessments
Registry — token lists, network registries, and contract records
Media — established press coverage, not speculation
Community & social — GitHub activity, forums, and official accounts

Each source carries a reputation score (0–100) and a verification status so you can judge its weight at a glance. Our AI pipeline drafts content, but a human editor verifies every claim against primary sources before it is published.

Editorial & ranking policy

✓No paid placement — projects cannot buy scores, rankings, or removal
✓Affiliate links are always marked rel="sponsored" and never influence scores
✓Corrections — found an error? Contact us and we fix it within 5 business days
✓Update cadence — scores refresh every 6 hours, news daily, translations daily

See it in action — open any entity page and inspect its score and sources. Concepts →