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Bearco 500

The Bearco 500, ticker BX: one number for the whole XRPL token market. The top 500 tokens from Lookout, each counted at what its pool can actually support, scored from 1,000 at BEARCO's launch on Oct 11 2026. Up means XRPL tokens beat holding XRP; down means they lagged it.

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◆ On the XRP Ledger: all four scores (on-chain as BX500, BX50, BX20, BX10) are published every 5 minutes to an XRPL price oracle from rBXBXd8EZZF1h8848DyMssBZLBZrkBcSY6 (oracle document 1, each in XRP and in USD terms). Anyone can read them straight from the ledger.

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▤ October in review · BX's first month: +10.2%, the 1,100 ceiling, the breakouts and the launches.

Pushing it up 24h, in points

Dragging it down 24h, in points

DCA the Bearco 500

Buy the index's biggest members in their index weights, on one schedule, from your own Conduit Wallet. You hold the real tokens in your wallet; Bearco never holds anything. It keeps buying with the tab closed.

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You'll confirm it in your Conduit Wallet: it shows the full bill (buys, network fees and 0.2 XRP reserve for each new trust line) before anything starts, and you can cross out any coin first. Weights are this week's; the schedule keeps the amounts it started with. 0% commission. Pool fees go to LPs. This copies the index's weights; it is not advice, and small tokens can lose most of their value.

The 500

#	Token	Weight	Price (XRP)	24h	7d	Points 24h	Counted cap

Weights move with prices between Sunday rebalances, so a capped token can sit a little above or below 10% during the week. Each rebalance resets capped tokens to exactly 10%. "Counted cap" is the size the index uses for each token: its market cap or 20× its pool, whichever is smaller.

Kept out by review

These tokens passed the automatic rules but were left out by Bearco's review. A token is kept out when it fails one or more of these checks:

Rugged: the team pulled liquidity or dumped their supply on holders.
Abandoned: no active team, no updates, trading kept alive by a few wallets.
Whale-held: one wallet (not an escrow or the AMM pool) holds over 30% of the supply.
Fake or copycat: uses the name or logo of a real company, a coin on another chain, or another XRPL token.
Flagged: marked as a scam or fraud by a major XRPL explorer or the community.

Where we've written a specific reason, it's shown next to the token. A token stays on this list until Bearco's review takes it off. Think we got one wrong? Email support@bearcosuite.com with the token and why, and we'll take another look.

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Rebalances

How the score works

500 tokensLookout's qualified tokens, minus stablecoins, wrapped coins, copycats and warning pools. Tokens bridged in from other chains and knockoffs of other chains' coins are left out too. At least 25 holders, a 100 XRP pool, a market cap no more than 200× that pool, 7 days old, and real trading: 70+ XRP of volume across at least 7 different hours in the past week. Top 500 by counted cap.

Counted at what's realEach token counts at its market cap or 20× its AMM pool, whichever is smaller, so a token with a huge paper cap and a tiny pool can't swing the score. No token is ever more than 10%.

1,000 at launchThe score was set to 1,000 at 16:00 UTC on Oct 11 2026, the hour BEARCO launched. History before the public start is rebuilt from hourly prices using the first approved members.

BX 50, BX 20, BX 10The 50, 20 and 10 biggest Bearco 500 members by counted cap, weighted the same way among themselves (BX 10 caps a token at 20% instead of 10%). Each has its own score from 1,000 on Oct 11 and is re-picked at every rebalance.

Weekly rebalanceMembers are re-ranked every Sunday 16:00 UTC. A member keeps its spot until it falls below rank 550, or its trading drops below half the activity floor. Adding or removing members never moves the score by itself.

Bearco runs this index and issues BEARCO, which is a member. BEARCO is in or out by the same automatic rules as every other token. Bearco never makes a review call on BEARCO in either direction, and BEARCO's weight comes from the same counted-cap math as everyone else's.

The history before Oct 25 2026 is rebuilt, not recorded live. The chart from Oct 11 to the public start uses hourly prices for the tokens on the first approved list. Tokens that died or were removed before that list was made aren't in it, which tends to make that early stretch look better than a live index would have. From the public start on, every point is recorded live.

Prices are in XRP from Bearco's own token index, updated every 5 minutes; the USD view converts at the XRP/USD rate of each moment. Rule changes are dated below and take effect at the next Sunday rebalance, never in the middle of a week. The Bearco 500 is a market measure, not a product or a recommendation, and none of this is financial advice.

Rule changes

Oct 25 2026 (later) · Trading volume is now judged on the 7-day average instead of the last 24 hours, so one quiet day no longer drops a token: a token needs $5+ and 0.05% of its market cap traded a day on average (members stay until below half of that). Also fixed: a token whose price chart failed to load once could be wrongly treated as brand new and kept out for a week (this had kept out CULT, HONEY and 8 smaller tokens).
Oct 25 2026 · First rules: Lookout's qualification rules; no stablecoins, wrapped coins or copycats; no tokens bridged in from other chains (Axelar and Coreum bridges); no knockoffs of other chains' coins; at least 25 holders and a 100 XRP pool; market cap no more than 200× its pool; at least 7 days old; at least 70 XRP of volume across 7 different hours in the past week (members stay until below half of that); counted cap = market cap or 20× pool, whichever is smaller; 10% cap per token; weekly rebalance Sundays 16:00 UTC; score 1,000 at Oct 11 2026 16:00 UTC.

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