About Roundtable 100

Roundtable100 is an analyst-driven ranking system for U.S.-accessible public equities, crypto assets, and commodities across twelve future-facing categories.

We have designed Roundtable100 to answer a simple question: which assets have the strongest combination of durability, leadership, innovation, growth potential, and category power right now?

Roundtable100 is a curated live ranking, not a broad market index.

It is built to surface assets that matter in the next-generation economy across: Semiconductors, Cloud, Energy, Cybersecurity, Fintech, Defense, Healthcare, Transportation, Media, Commerce, Operations, and Commodities.

The framework combines structural business analysis with weekly evidence review so rankings are grounded in both long-term economics and new developments.

Every asset is scored across five variables:

Safety. Survivability under stress, including balance-sheet quality, runway, regulatory risk, operating resilience, and access to capital.

Leadership. The quality of whoever controls the asset’s future. For a company: management, governance, capital allocation, disclosure quality, and strategic coherence. For a crypto asset: protocol governance, the depth of the developer community, and the track record of shipping upgrades safely. Commodities have no steward, so they score near a neutral 50 on this variable.

Innovation. Technical differentiation, product relevance, roadmap strength, ecosystem pull, and real economic edge. For crypto: developer activity.

Growth. Believable future upside based on demand, traction, monetization, expansion potential, and execution path.

Market Dominance. Control over the economics of a category, including market share, installed base, pricing power, liquidity share, distribution strength, and default-network status. This is not market cap: market cap is what traders think an asset is worth and moves with sentiment; Dominance measures share of a category’s actual revenue.

Each variable is scored on a 0-100 scale.

Power Ranking = (Safety + Leadership + Innovation + Growth + Market Dominance) / 5

90-100 = category-defining, highly defensible, exceptional evidence
80-89 = strong leader with durable advantages and strong support
70-79 = above-average asset with a credible and defendable profile
60-69 = investable but mixed, with real strengths and real limits
50-59 = meaningful upside or relevance, but clear fragility or incomplete proof
35-49 = structurally weak, speculative, or hard to defend
0-34 = materially impaired, highly fragile, or not credibly supportable

A high score should reflect durable evidence, not excitement. A low score should reflect identifiable weaknesses, not a lack of popularity.

Scores move only on verifiable new information: SEC filings, earnings results, company guidance, regulatory actions, product launches, and, for crypto, network and developer activity. Price action alone never moves a score.

Movement is capped by design. The automated evidence engine can move a variable by at most 3 points per week. A committee analyst can move a variable by up to 8 points per week, weighted by evidence confidence (High x1.0, Medium x0.6, Low x0.3). Larger moves require documented committee approval. Analyst changes go through an admin approval queue before the engine applies them, and every change is logged with its source, date, and reasoning.

Roundtable100 maintains a scored universe of roughly 270 eligible assets. The top 100 by Power Ranking are published.

Eligibility is based on U.S. accessibility: stocks must be listed on Nasdaq or NYSE; crypto assets must be available on Coinbase or another major exchange accessible in the United States; commodities must trade on major U.S.-accessible markets.

Membership of the published 100 changes at quarterly rebalances. Incumbents are retained through rank 110 and challengers must reach rank 90 to force entry, so a constituent change reflects a genuine shift in standing rather than noise. Between rebalances, membership changes only by documented committee decision. Removed assets stay in the scored universe and can re-enter.

The evidence engine reviews the universe daily and recomputes the ranking after the 4:00pm ET Friday close. The refreshed ranking is published every Monday at 8:30am ET, before the market opens, together with the week’s top movers.

Some weeks produce meaningful moves. Other weeks are mostly carry-forward if there is not enough new evidence to justify a change.

Scores and weekly changes are backed by real, recent information from credible sources: company and protocol disclosures, SEC or equivalent filings, earnings materials, official investor relations sources, and high-quality financial and industry reporting. Unverified social media and promotional content are excluded.

The goal is not just to rank assets, but to be able to explain why each asset is where it is.

Roundtable100 is not a passive index, a valuation model, a momentum leaderboard, or investment advice. No commercial relationship confers ranking position, inclusion, or protection from exclusion. It is a structured ranking framework built to support disciplined comparative analysis.

The Roundtable 100 is published by RTB Digital, Inc. for informational purposes only. Rankings reflect the views of Roundtable analysts as of the ranking date. Committee members may hold positions in ranked assets; conflicts are disclosed at roundtable100.com. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.