Borrowdesk.org – An ecosystem landscape for DeFi / Crypto borrowing
Clean DeFi rate aggregator when DefiLlama and DeFiRate already exist.

Transparent reliability scoring for DeFi yield when DefiLlama focuses on raw TVL.
DeFi investors and yield farmers
DefiLlama · Token Terminal · Nansen
We built Klyrx.xyz - a small, transparent reliability score for crypto assets and protocols. No sponsors, no paid placements, no affiliate links. Just public data + a simple, open formula. Different scoring for different types:
- Stable assets (USDT, USDC, etc.): score = 70% market factors (volatility, liquidity, cap, age) + 30% peg stability
- Regular assets (BTC, ETH, SOL, etc.): score = 30% volatility + 30% liquidity + 30% market cap + 10% age
- Protocols (Lido, Aave, Uniswap, etc.): score = 30% TVL stability + 22% usage + 20% age + 10% security + 18% TVL size
Data comes from CoinGecko, DefiLlama, Dune, and on-chain sources. All weights are visible on the site, and we are open to changing them based on feedback.
Current top is interesting: stablecoins lead (makes sense), BTC/ETH are close behind, some protocols score very high due to TVL & security.
Would love your thoughts: - Does the weighting feel reasonable? - What important factor is missing? (e.g. exploit history, governance risks, on-chain activity depth) - Any asset/protocol you think is clearly misranked?
Site: https://klyrx.xyz
The code is not open-source yet, but the methodology is fully described on the site, and I'm happy to share the logic/formula details.
Roast it, improve it, whatever - feedback is very welcome.
Clean DeFi rate aggregator when DefiLlama and DeFiRate already exist.
AI API status page, but lacks depth beyond uptime and latency charts.
Free portfolio tracker when Delta, Empower, and Google Finance already exist.
AT Protocol key rotation for death succession—why didn't this exist before?
Auto-computes R-multiples and equity curves without the spreadsheet formula maintenance headache.
Crypto pair comparison with 52-week percentile context, but Coingecko + spreadsheet already do this.