Cartesi
CTSI#798 by market capQualifies for a record and its pages are captured daily, but the record has not been written yet.
Cartesi is for cheaper transactions on top of another chain. We have not written its record yet, so its promises are not checked. It trades at $0.0254, #754 of all coins by size, 99% below its highest ever price.
This week Nothing changed on its record.
A real job, real backing. No dated promises on its pages. Nothing dated ahead. #2 of 7 layer 3s. Nothing to be careful of on the record.
Is it real?
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2 of 4
- ✓A real-world jobReal-world purpose: cheaper transactions on top of another chain
- ✓Real backingBacking: trades on Coinbase, Crypto.com, Kraken
- –Something aheadA dated step, deliveries on record, or demand showing up in the news.
- –Room to growWorth at least four times less than the biggest coin doing the same job, so the gap is real, not a guess.
Listed on 7 big exchanges
- Origin8 May 2021about about 5 yearscartesi.io, GitHub
- DevelopersNot namedNeither Wikidata nor its listing names the foundersCode activity not checked
- BackingNo named investorListed on Coinbase, Crypto.com, Kraken, Binance
- Standing on the recordNo recordNo dated promise to judge yet1 headline last monthNo corrections needed so far
It is already worth more than the typical coin in Layer 3 (L3) ($4.84M). To match the leader, Orbs ($32.84M), its price would need to rise 37%, to about $0.0347.
Still to check
- No dated promise on record yet, so delivery cannot be judged
- No named investor among its tags
- Only 1 headline named it last month
What to do Nothing dated is ahead and nothing has been delivered on record. There is no event to wait for yet, which is itself the answer.
A gap is not a forecast. Most small coins never close it. The site never picks.
Four tests, printed. Passing all four means a real job, real backing, something ahead, and a price far below the leader of its group. A filter on facts, never a verdict.
Every line has a source: the coin's own listing, CoinGecko's tags, the record, or the news feed. Reputation here is a count, never an opinion.
Does it deliver?
No dated promise has been found on the pages this project publishes. Its pages are saved every night, so anything it commits to from now on appears here.
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Every line is quoted from the project's own pages, with the copy we stored and, where one exists, the article that reported it
What is next, and when?
Nothing dated has been found on its pages, so there is no date to wait for yet.
How big is it next to its rivals?
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Only coins within a hundred times its worth; a coin a thousand times bigger is another world
Cheaper transactions on top of another chain
72 coins tagged Layer 2 (L2), worth $8.85B together. #31 of 72 by worth.
Layer 3 (L3): this coin next to Orbs, the biggest rival within reach. People go to the bigger coin unless the smaller one does something it does not.
- Cartesi says
- About Cartesi (CTSI) Cartesi enables developers to build appchain rollups with any code, while benefiting from the security of Ethereum.
- Orbs says
- Orbs was built to bridge the unoccupied gap between the functionality of a public blockchain with the ironclad security of a private one.
Two claims, side by side, in their own words. Whether the difference is real is for the record to show over time, and for you to judge.
About Cartesi (CTSI) Cartesi enables developers to build appchain rollups with any code, while benefiting from the security of Ethereum.
Problem it says it solves: cheaper transactions on top of another chain. 72 coins are working on it and together they are worth $8,848,027,927. This coin is 0% of that.
Where it trades: Coinbase, Crypto.com, Kraken, Binance, KuCoin
Each bar is a coin's worth today (price × coins out), longest first. The lit bar is this coin; grey bars are the others doing the same job.
Bars are market cap. Order is size, nothing else. Differences are measured from the coin you are looking at.
What should make me careful?
Nothing printed today
None of the six tests fails. A missed promise counts only on a record a person has checked.
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The tests: nothing to hold it for, more missed than delivered, priced ahead of its record, half the supply still to come, rivals ship while it does not, a big release of coins soon.
The homework: the coin itself, the news, the record
The coin itself
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The last 7 days
Where today sits against its highest ever price
Highest ever: $1.74 on 8 May 2021. Today is 1% of that.
95%
of all CTSI that will ever exist is already out in public hands: 946.4M coins.
5% (53.6M coins) is already created but not in public hands, held by the project or locked in escrow. That is a small share. Those coins can be sold later, which can push the price down.
out held back. Each dot is 1%.
Its pages do not say what holding it gets you
That is worth knowing before buying. A coin nobody needs is priced on hope.
- Nothing the project's own pages spell out.
That is all a market cap is: today's price times the coins in public hands. It moves every time the price does. It says what buyers are paying, not what the coin is worth.
- of the maximum supply is in circulation: 946.4M of 1B.
- 53.6Mcoins still to be released, 5% of the maximum. Releases can add selling pressure.
- 1.1×fully diluted value versus today's market cap. The gap is coins not yet released.
- of its all-time high of $1.74 on 8 May 2021. That is −98.5% from the top.
- #754by market cap, $24,043,909.
- Not checkedwho holds the most coins, and how much has been burned. Those need on-chain data this site does not read yet.
Supply and value figures from CoinGecko, refreshed hourly. Not part of the record.
What the news says
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Headlines per day, last 30 days
1 headline named this coin in the last month.
What they were about
- Price1
Headlines are the publishers' own. News is never placed next to price.
The record itself
Qualifies for a record and its pages are captured daily, but the record has not been written yet.
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Six facts, the project's own replies, its peers, contract facts, references and every stored copy





