KLEAR3
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Web3, made clear.

KLEAR3 checks what crypto projects claim about themselves, at the source, and rates each protocol out of 5. Every fact shown carries its source and its date.

What KLEAR3 does, in three steps

  1. What the project claims

    Open code, audits, token supply, a network in service: each profile lists what a project says about itself, one claim at a time.

  2. Checked at the source

    Each claim is compared with where it can be checked: the code repository, the chain itself, the audit report. The source and the date it was read stay next to it, and what could not be checked is marked as such.

  3. A score out of 5

    Six axes are scored: code, audits, economic model, governance, token and maturity. The score is computed from the facts, with thresholds written in advance. It rates how the protocol is built, never an investment.

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Project radar

What was checked, when, and how many claims held. The profiles say what each project is.

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Bitcoin

8 verifications

4.6out of 5Weakest axis : Audits

  • Open code5 out of 5
  • Audits3 out of 5
  • Business model5 out of 5
  • Governance5 out of 5
  • Token alignment5 out of 5
  • Maturity5 out of 5
  • Own chain
  • No issuer
  • Capped supply
Ethereum

11 verifications

4.4out of 5Weakest axis : Token alignment

  • Open code5 out of 5
  • Audits5 out of 5
  • Business model5 out of 5
  • Governance5 out of 5
  • Token alignment1 out of 5
  • Maturity5 out of 5
  • Own chain
  • Programs
  • No cap
Tether

7 verifications

Not rated yet

  • Open codenot measured
  • Audits0 out of 5
  • Business modelnot measured
  • Governance2 out of 5
  • Token alignment1 out of 5
  • Maturity3 out of 5
  • Dollar token
  • Single issuer
  • No public code
BNB

9 verifications

3out of 5Weakest axis : Audits

  • Open code5 out of 5
  • Audits0 out of 5
  • Business modelnot measured
  • Governance5 out of 5
  • Token alignment2 out of 5
  • Maturity4 out of 5
  • Own chain
  • Ethereum fork
  • Exchange token
XRP

10 verifications

3.7out of 5Weakest axis : Token alignment

  • Open code5 out of 5
  • Audits3 out of 5
  • Business modelnot measured
  • Governance4 out of 5
  • Token alignment2 out of 5
  • Maturity5 out of 5
  • Own chain
  • Institutional transfers
  • Supply gap
USDC

11 verifications

2.7out of 5Weakest axis : Audits

  • Open code5 out of 5
  • Audits1 out of 5
  • Business modelnot measured
  • Governance2 out of 5
  • Token alignment1 out of 5
  • Maturity5 out of 5
  • Dollar token
  • Single issuer
  • Open code

How to read a Radar card

8 verifications
Claims read directly at a primary source: the code, the chain, the document itself.
4.6out of 5
The KLEAR3 score, a weighted average of the six axes. Audits and code weigh the most, age the least.
Weakest axis : Audits
The axis holding the score back, named so that an average hides nothing.
  • Open code5 out of 5
  • Audits3 out of 5
  • Business model5 out of 5
  • Governance5 out of 5
  • Token alignment5 out of 5
  • Maturity5 out of 5
The score of each of the six axes, out of 5. The weakest axis is in orange; a dotted bar is an axis with nothing measured yet.
Not rated yet
Fewer than five of the six axes rest on a measured fact, so no score is published rather than one built on gaps.
Own chain
What the project is, in three markers.
Verified on 26 August 2026
The day the profile’s facts were last read.

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