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Set what you need and this says what is left.
More usefully, it says what your constraints removed and why. A cross means we measured it and it did not meet your figure. A dash means we have not measured it at all, which is not the same thing and is the commonest answer on several of these columns.
A small result can be a statement about our data rather than about the market.
The panels below count what failed apart from what nobody has measured, say which of the two your constraints removed more of, and name the reading that is missing on the most vaults.
Nothing here is advice.
There are no allocation percentages, no expected returns, and no ranking: the rows are in the order you choose, and no cell is marked as the winner. The address bar follows what you set, so a screen can be sent to somebody and they will see the one you saw, and any result can be taken away as CSV or handed straight to Compare.
Most of what was removed failed a measurement (3,404 against 522 never measured).
Largest coverage gap: Size test is unread on 1,291 of the 3,926 vaults in scope. Counted on its own, not in the order the funnel applies, so it is not flattered or blamed for being first.
In the order the controls are listed. A vault removed at one step is not counted again at the next, so the two columns on the right always add up to the drop on that line. Krystal Auto-Farm Vault alone is 58% of the vaults in scope and 0% of their capital, so read the count column as that cohort’s count and the capital column as the market’s.
| Constraint | Asked for | Left | Capital left | Platforms | Failed it | Not measured |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Every open vault | nothing yet | 3,926 | $12.25bn | 36 | — | — |
| Would take a deposit | would accept a deposit from an address with no special standing | 884 | $3.69bn* | 16 | −2,557 | −485 |
| Size test | holds at least $100k | 322 | $3.68bn | 14 | −525 | −37 |
| Days we watched | has been watched by us for 90 days | 0 | $0 | 0 | −322 | — |
0 vaults meet all of it, holding $0 between them.
How many more vaults would meet everything else if this one alone were switched off. Computed by re-running the whole screen without it, so nothing is promised that a later constraint would remove anyway.
Nothing meets all of it. The table above says where they went. If most of the drop is in the “not measured” column, the constraint is not too strict, it is asking for something we have not read yet.