Pharos Screener
Filter the tracked stablecoin universe by safety grade, risk dimensions, supply, type, mechanism, peg, and lifecycle. Every filter lives in the URL, so sharing the link shares the view.
How to use this screener
Reading the filters
Numeric thresholds narrow the candidate set on DEWS stress, the V10 mint component, the three Safety Score pillars, and USD-denominated supply. Multi-select pills filter by Safety Grade, type, mechanism archetype, curated mint-authority route and V10 mint-posture band, peg, and lifecycle.
Cross-reference results against the Safety Scores, Depeg Tracker, and DEX Liquidity before relying on a coin in production.
Useful starting points
- Which CDP stablecoins still hold an A-grade with Peg Stability > 90?
- What does the active-depeg cohort look like at DEWS > 60?
- Which major stablecoins rely on issuer or multisig mint authority?
- How does EUR-pegged coverage compare to USD by Exit Liquidity?
Frequently asked questions
What does the Pharos Screener do?
The Screener filters active, pre-launch, and frozen catalog records by DEWS, Safety Grade, the three V10 pillars, V10 mint-control component and posture, supply, type, mechanism, peg, mint route, and lifecycle. Quarantined and delisted records remain available through static detail pages. Share the URL to share the exact filter state.
How is filter state shared?
Each filter is encoded as a URL parameter, for example `?dewsMin=40&mechanisms=cdp,fiat-cash`. Copying the URL preserves the same view on another device.
Why are some scores empty?
A dash means the selected metric is not rated for that asset under its current evidence and publication state. Active score thresholds exclude coins missing that score.
Why isn't jurisdiction a filter yet?
Jurisdiction data lives on the server-side stablecoin registry and isn't included in the slim browser bundle that powers the Screener. Adding it would expand the client payload; we're holding off until there's clear demand.