The Ditto platform uses an AI-driven ranking system to "score" projects and tokens. Each metric, from each information source, is individually weighted and streamlined through the Ditto ranking system to determine which projects hold promise and which are likely to be lost in the sea of endless deployments across chains.
Ditto's scoring system is perpetually dynamic, meaning as more data is accrued through time, trades and use, weightings on a per-metric basis will fluctuate and become more honed and precise for market conditions and preferences.
Frequently Asked Questions regarding the Ditto ranking system:
Why is the rating system AI-driven?
The Ditto scoring system relies on AI for its scoring system due to the elastic nature of the on-chain trading industry. Conventional screeners and research platforms often have static formulas to determine their "opportunities." This method has an inherent flaw of eventually becoming outdated as trader and on-chain preferences change and evolve, often leading to obsolete and antiquated methods of data retrieval and therefore missing opportunities in real-time.
With an AI backbone, Ditto can evolve and fluctuate to accomodate on-chain user fluctuations in real-time.
What benefit does Ditto provide over other similar products?
Ditto utilizes a completely different screening model than products currently offered in the space. The model Ditto utilizes is not only different, but its much more effective due to the metrics we use for determining promising projects. Conventional screeners or researching platforms rely upon the same information that their competitors use, Ditto takes this a step further.
Additionally, with the backend of the ranking system guided by artificial intelligence, the Ditto Intelligence Platform is in constant pattern-recognition mode which gives it the ability to ebb and flow with the market as a whole. This also aids in discovering new forms of deep-reach analytics previously undiscovered, which further benefits the platform.
What is the point of a ranking system?
The Ditto ranking system exists for the intention of fluctuating with market conditions and to properly score projects. With a ranking system, Ditto is able to assign not just positive integers to projects (as many, if not all, researching platforms use) but negative integers as well. Having both sets allows legitimate projects that possibly have a "red flag," and would usually not get shown on other screeners, to still be able to be filtered through if the sum of the positive integers outweighs those red flags. This is often important for projects that are illusive or secretive at the beginning and display many red flags, but often end up running very high due to influencer and marketing connections.