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Stories and the importance score

How a story is ranked, what its score means and how to follow the coins you care about.

  1. What a story is

    A story is one event, however many news media covered it. Its page lists every article, who published first and how the price moved around it.

  2. The importance score

    The number on the left runs from 0 to 100. It weighs how many separate newsrooms carried the story, how fast they did, whether anyone brought the document or the protagonist's own words, and the size of the figure involved. It is not clicks and it is not our opinion. Point at it to read the same.

    1. Point at a score
    2. Read what it weighs

  3. Narrow the list

    Pick the period (Now, Today, Yesterday, 7 or 30 days), sort by Importance or Latest, and filter by coin, sector, topic or name. Every filter lives in the address, so you can bookmark or share the view.

  4. Follow your coins

    Open Coins and press the star next to a coin to follow it. Topics, sectors and names work the same way. ★ Mine then shows only stories about what you follow.

    1. Open Coins
    2. Star BTC
    3. Open ★ Mine

Related guides

Narratives: what the news is aboutSee which names the news talks about more or less than last week, and open their thread. AlertsWhat fired in the last week, why, and how to get your own alerts by email. Markets, coins and your star listSort the market table, star the coins you watch and open any coin's page.

Last updated Nov 6, 2026