TL;DR
A trust score is a composite rating that evaluates a wallet’s or token’s reliability based on on-chain behavior, history, and risk factors to help traders make informed decisions.
Wallet Scanner calculates trust scores based on: wallet age, transaction history, PnL consistency, association with known scams or wash trading, and behavioral patterns. A wallet with years of consistent trading activity scores higher than a freshly created wallet with suspicious patterns. Trust scores help you evaluate whether a whale wallet is genuinely skilled or just wash trading.
Token Scanner generates risk scores (0-100) based on: mint authority status, freeze authority, holder concentration, bundle detection, liquidity depth, and deployer track record. Safe (75-100), Caution (50-74), Warning (25-49), Danger (0-24). A token with revoked authorities, healthy distribution, and a proven deployer scores high. Active authorities and concentrated holdings score low.
Trust scores are decision aids, not guarantees. A high score reduces but doesn’t eliminate risk. Use scores as a first filter: skip anything below your threshold immediately. For tokens above your threshold, do deeper manual research. Combine trust scores with your own analysis — scores catch quantifiable risks but can’t evaluate narrative quality, team legitimacy, or market timing.