FairScale

FairScale gives off the feel of something that wants to sound technical, and by our assessment, it lands in the usual crypto pattern of a name doing more work than the public facts. That can be enough to create interest, especially for people drawn to projects that promise some kind of scaling or system-level usefulness. The downside is that the name itself is too broad to pin down a clear function, so it leaves you with branding instead of a well-defined job. In use, that usually means more reading before any real judgment is possible. Against established cryptocurrencies, FairScale is harder to place and easier to mistake for something it is not.