DebtTok - What Your Support Grade Says About You
Reading the two meters
What The Grade Measures
Your DebtTok grade is a read of how you handled the public part of the payoff. It tracks the support meter you build by posting, not the money you paid. Two players can clear the same balance and land on very different grades, because one posted the wins and one kept every month quiet.
Typical Grade Bands
- D - you kept almost every month private; the payoff was real and the room stayed empty.
- C to B - you posted the wins and stayed quiet on the losses; steady and safe.
- A - you posted the full arc, wins and dips; the support bar stayed hot.
- S - you ran the whole thing in public and kept the bar up even through the bad months.
How To Read Your Meters
Step 1 - Look at the support grade first; that is the headline.
Step 2 - Check the shame bar at the halfway mark; if it was already red, the quiet months bled it out.
Step 3 - Find which events you chose to skip; the skipped wins are the ones that cost the grade.
Step 4 - Compare your biggest payment to your grade; a big payment with a low grade is a posting habit, not a money problem.
Step 5 - Re-run with a full-post plan and watch the grade climb.
Step 6 - Track a best support grade across sessions; it is the cleaner stat.
Where Players Misread It
Treating the grade as a money test. The support bar has no cash in it at all - you can clear the full balance on a D and that is a quiet payoff, not a failed one. The grade is the read on the public, not the private.