Mythos makes programmability cheap and bridges everywhere — and that turns the most capable, least-focused projects into the fattest attack surface in crypto. We scored the top 500 coins on programmability, bridge exposure, ecosystem exposure and focus — a pure measure of exploitability, not market impact — to produce one number: the Mythos Exploit Risk Index. Higher means more breakable.
Every asset is assigned an archetype (from Store of Value to Bridge / Interop) that sets its scores across four purely structural dimensions. The thesis: the more arbitrary code a project runs, the more cross-chain plumbing it leans on, and the less focused its mandate, the more a Mythos-grade exploit has to grab onto.
This measures exploitability, not impact. We deliberately exclude price, volume and order-book data — market fragility tells you how badly an exploit would hurt, not how exploitable the protocol is. The score is the attack surface itself.
No coin is truly resilient anymore. Even base-layer "store of value" assets have bolted on L2s, smart-contract programmability, and — most dangerously — wrapped/bridged versions that custody the asset on the exact layer Mythos breaks. That's the Ecosystem exposure dimension: hover any asset to see the specific L2s, programmability and bridges raising its score.
Tiers: CRITICAL ≥80 · HIGH ≥65 · ELEVATED ≥50 · MODERATE ≥35 · RESILIENT <35. This is an opinionated risk lens, not investment advice.