YearBull has changed a lot since our Product Hunt launch
A lot has changed at YearBull since our original Product Hunt launch.
What started as a crypto ranking and market index project has grown into a much broader crypto research platform.
Over the past months, we have rebuilt the product, expanded the research system, and made the methodology much more transparent.
Some of the biggest updates:
Completely redesigned YearBull interface and navigation
Expanded crypto market coverage across thousands of assets and exchanges
YearBull Rank for comparing relative market positioning
Bull Score for market-relative momentum and strength
YB Market Risk for modeled relative market risk
Cycle classification for identifying early, mid and late-cycle positioning
Market Bull Index for understanding broader crypto market conditions
New Research Hubs for exploring assets by ecosystem, network, category and YearBull metrics
New coin comparison and market exploration tools
Historical research examples showing how YearBull Rank behaved at specific points in time
Improved historical charts, observation counts and data coverage information
Copyable coin widgets based on the latest YearBull data
A public methodology changelog documenting material changes to our calculations and data pipeline
One of the biggest changes behind the scenes was improving our daily analytical universe and reconciliation process, so assets missing from bulk market snapshots can be recovered before the final YearBull metrics are calculated.
We have also made a much stronger effort to explain exactly what each metric means, where the data comes from, what its limitations are, and how different parts of the platform should be interpreted.
The goal is still the same: help people see crypto market structure, not just price.
You can see the current version here:
Full methodology changelog:
https://yearbull.com/methodology-changelog/
I would really appreciate feedback from the Product Hunt community, especially on the new research workflow and the way we present YearBull Rank, risk and cycle data
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