{"data":{"version":6,"methodology_hash":"701827014bba92b0555958ae1f5277f5776e6d8a416b95d5fd27314e8707ef18","vectors":[{"key":"asset","name":"Asset","weight":0.3,"measures":"Quality of what the vault holds — the underlying and collateral assets, scored on the per-category dimension rubric published at /v1/methodology."},{"key":"platform","name":"Platform","weight":0.3,"measures":"The protocol the vault runs on — audit coverage, time in production, incident record, and dependency depth."},{"key":"control","name":"Control","weight":0.2,"measures":"Who can change what — governance, admin keys, timelocks, guardians, and upgrade paths."},{"key":"history","name":"History","weight":0.2,"measures":"What has actually happened to this vault — the incident track record: published Critical/Warning events of the realized-adverse classes (incidents, bad debt and its socialization, emergency pauses and shutdowns, detected proxy mutations), time-decayed, with loss-evidenced Criticals also counted for the vault lifetime and never decaying. Governance, timelock and cap-management events keep their severities for display and alerting but are priced by the Control and concentration vectors, not History."}],"post_composite_caps":[{"key":"unaudited_protocol_version","cap":4.9,"applies_when":"The protocol version has no audit history entries."},{"key":"asset_quality_drag","cap":7.9,"applies_when":"Collateral quality sits below the Prime anchor; ramped rather than stepped to stop tier flapping on allocation jitter."},{"key":"history_tier_ceiling","cap":4.9,"applies_when":"The History vector itself falls to the Edge band, capping the composite regardless of the other three."},{"key":"active_incident_ceiling","cap":null,"applies_when":"An unresolved protocol-wide incident is open; the ceiling is carried on the incident record."}],"notes":{"curator":"Curator conduct does NOT feed the composite. Curator track record is published as disclosure at /v1/curators/{id} and is deliberately not scored.","provenance":"methodology_hash is written into every score run, so a published score can be tied to the exact rubric that produced it."}}}