The platform layer everyone photographs scores lowest on structural attractiveness: small, one‑way‑attack drones are being deliberately commoditized toward a ~$2,000 price floor by their own government buyer. Upstream inputs—magnets, secure chips, seekers, batteries, edge‑AI compute—score highest, being scarce, concentrated and capacity‑constrained. Autonomy software scores ‘very high’ with an asterisk, the best capability remaining private, while counter‑drone systems stay persistent and fragmented. I map these layers because the inversion law says value runs opposite to visibility.