Everything you need to know about your BANKR Score.
Your BANKR Score combines ten categories into one overall score. Each category measures a different type of activity or participation and contributes a portion of your total.
The categories start with simple point values totaling 112.5 points. Each point value is divided by 112.5 to produce its final share of the 100% score.
BANKR categories do not all use the same scoring method. Your raw value is converted into a normalized category score using one of three methods: linear, cube-root, or logarithmic.
Linear scoring gives users a score directly proportional to the top user. Cube-root scoring rewards early activity and applies diminishing returns as raw values increase. Logarithmic scoring also rewards early activity, but uses logarithmic compression rather than a power curve.
Your raw value is compared directly with the top value. Holding half as much as the top user gives you half of the category score.
NFT example
This adds approximately 0.0086 to the total BANKR Score.
Your raw value is compared with the top value, then the cube root of that percentage is taken. This rewards early activity and compresses large differences between users. Smaller raw values can still receive a meaningful category score, while each additional unit provides diminishing returns.
Deployer example
Although the user has only about 0.25% of the top Deployer raw value, the cube-root curve produces a category score of approximately 13.56%.
Early activity has a larger impact. As your raw value grows, each additional amount adds slightly less to the category score through logarithmic compression.
LLM Gateway example
The logarithmic formula rewards early LLM Gateway activity while compressing the gap to much larger raw values.