Gems (GEMS): D-Score 28/100 — Centralized Leaning BlockIndex D-Score: 28/100 (Centralized Leaning). Gems (GEMS) is a Layer 1 cryptocurrency using PoS consensus. Gems (GEMS): Ethereum-based ERC-20 launchpad token offering private-sale access and community-driven fundraising incentives. Source: https://blockindex.ai/coin/gems · Data by BlockIndex.AI · Updated 2026-06-19 D-Score breakdown (0-100, higher means more decentralized) Component: Score: Overall D-Score: 28: Node distribution: 0: Initial distribution: 0: Governance: 16: Age and history: 7: Autonomy: 5: Key facts - Layer: Layer 1 - Consensus: PoS (N/A) - Launch: Other - Founder: Micah Winkelspecht, Steve Chen - VC funded: No - Max supply: 843,303,980 - Circulating: 598,865,211 (71.0%) Market data (as of 2026-06-19) - Price: $0.01 - Market cap: $3.27M - 24h volume: $237,426.47 - 24h change: -2.31% · 7d change: +9.93% About Gems (GEMS) is presented in the supplied sources as a community-driven launchpad token operating as an ERC-20 on the Ethereum network, designed to connect investors and creators and to facilitate private token sales. The project positions holders as participants who can gain early access to token sale allocations and take active roles in sourcing, evaluating and supporting new projects. Founders Micah Winkelspecht and Steve Chen are named in the provided material, and the narrative emphasizes an incentive structure that rewards community leaders and contributors for effective curation and promotion of projects. The platform is described as focused on high-engagement fundraising mechanisms rather than functioning as a standalone blockchain, with most technical and settlement activity occurring on Ethereum. From a technical perspective, Gems is a standard ERC-20 token that leverages Ethereum's smart contract capabilities and the broader EVM ecosystem. As an Ethereum token it inherits Ethereum's Proof-of-Stake consensus and security properties and relies on existing Ethereum infrastructure for transaction settlement, wallet support and exchange integrations. The token does not possess its own native block production or separate consensus mechanism; accordingly, chain-level statistics such as block count, block timing and native TPS are not applicable to the token itself and instead depend on Ethereum's network metrics. The sources do not provide a public GitHub, formal license, or detailed protocol-level documentation; the contract address (0x3010ccb5419f1ef26d40a7cd3f0d707a0fa127dc) is referenced in market data pages but deeper technical artifacts are not present in the supplied files. In terms of use cases and ecosystem, Gems is primarily an access and utility token for a launchpad product. Holding GEMS is described as a way to secure allocations in private sales and to participate in community curation of new projects; the economic design emphasizes rewarding effective leaders and contributors. The project is characterized as a low-cap token with an active holder base, which implies elevated volatility and liquidity risk relative to larger market-cap assets. The supply statistics in the provided sources show a max supply of approximately 843.3 million GEMS, a total supply around 838.05 million GEMS, and a circulating supply around 598.865 million GEMS (~71.01% of max). Market snapshots in the supplied data indicate a recent price of about $0.067235, a market capitalization near $40.26M, and a 24h volume on the order of $1.45M; documented extremes include an all-time high of $0.3214 (Oct 18, 2024) and an all-time low of $0.01365 (Apr 03, 2025). Governance and organizational details are sparse in the supplied material. No explicit corporate entity, CEO or formal DAO structure is described; the project materials emphasize community-driven reward mechanisms rather than an established on-chain governance framework. The DScore-extracted fields included in the sources mark the token as not DAO-governed in an on-chain sense and do not provide a confirmed CEO or company registration. Similarly, premine and PIP (pre-issue percentages) are not documented in the provided files and are therefore not asserted. Exchange and wallet coverage appears in market-data snapshots and verified exchange data: the token is listed on several centralized exchanges (notably Kraken, Bybit and Bitget in the validated exchange set) and has a minimal wallet footprint in the verified dataset (a single browser extension entry, nami, noted in the wallet/exchange specialist output). Infrastructure/service references such as CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, CryptoCompare and Chainz/Cryptoid appear in scraped data appendices but many of those references were low confidence and not uniformly verified in the supplied files. Links - Website: https://gems.vip/ - Whitepaper: N/A - GitHub: N/A --- About the D-Score: BlockIndex.AI rates decentralization from 0 to 100 across node distribution, initial distribution, governance, age and history, and autonomy. Methodology: https://blockindex.ai/dscore