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Start-ups in Singapore

A regional hub for Southeast Asia.

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The assets on the radar in this domain

1 assets scored on the same 14 conditions: 0 with 10+ conditions met, 0 on watch (6–9) and 1 under 6. The scores are those of the frozen snapshot of 29 October 2026 (JSON file with a SHA-256 fingerprint). 0 have a weekly public price in our database.

AssetCategoryConditionsScoreSubstance / formLast priceBefore the snapshotSince the snapshotPrice source
SheinRecently listed
Singapore
3/145.42Substance being confirmedNo public price: no public source

Each asset, condition by condition

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Shein · Recently listed · 3/14 · Substance being confirmed

2022 valuation: $100B. Failed listing attempts in the US and London; labour and tariff controversies.

#ConditionScoreIn plain words
C1Actually used8Genuinely used: real users or revenue, not just promises.
C2Launch from strength3Rushed to market or listing, usually when enthusiasm peaked.
C3Healthy funding6Reasonable funding, with some risk of large sales.
C4Attracts skilled people5Attracts talent and partners at a normal pace.
C5Real customers6Customers are real, but part of the activity is artificially boosted.
C6Credible team5Credible team, but without a long track record.
C7Well-distributed supply5Balanced supply, with some unlocks or issuance to watch.
C8Organic community6A real community, mixed with speculators.
C9Obvious problem6The problem is real, but not very pressing.
C10Good entry price7Good entry price: cheap versus rivals, its peak or what it produces.
C11Balanced media3The press is euphoric: historically, euphoria often marked the top.
C12Healthy price and volume3The price is falling or erratic, without support.
C13Few on the same bet7Few on the same bet: still room for new buyers.
C14Low risks3High risks: lawsuits, scandals, regulation or geopolitics.

Since the snapshot: the radar’s performance

The first measurement runs automatically on Friday, 6 November 2026, against the close of 30 October 2026. From then on, the table above and this paragraph update weekly, with all assets, including those that fell.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Prices before fees and taxes. This is not investment advice.

How we apply the 14 conditions here

The same algorithm as for crypto, companies and commodities: each condition gets a score from 0 to 10 and is met from 7. The weights are identical in every domain; only what we measure in practice changes.

#ConditionWhat we measureWeight
C1Actually usedReal revenue, users or demand, not promises.16%
C2Launch from strengthThe best don’t rush: they launch when ready.6%
C3Healthy fundingNo investors who can sell heavily right away.6%
C4Attracts skilled peopleTalent, partners and builders move toward it.8%
C5Real customersNatural activity, not bought or subsidised.6%
C6Credible teamA record of finishing things, no scandals.8%
C7Well-distributed supplyFew shares or tokens waiting to flood the market.8%
C8Organic communityPeople who came for the product, not quick gains.4%
C9Obvious problemExplainable in one sentence.6%
C10Good entry priceRoom to grow versus rivals or versus cost.6%
C11Balanced mediaMedia euphoria has historically marked the top.6%
C12Healthy price and volumeA steady price while usage grows.6%
C13Few on the same betThe less crowded, the better.6%
C14Low risksNo lawsuits, scandals or major geopolitical risk.8%

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