Radar Chart (multi-dimensional)

What it shows

A multi-dimensional project profile across 6 categories (0–10 scale). Instead of a single number it shows strengths and weaknesses at once; the larger and more even the polygon, the better-balanced the project.

How to read it

Look at the shape, not single numbers. A large, even polygon = a project strong across all dimensions. A dent on one axis flags a specific weakness (e.g. low liquidity = hard to exit). Remember the inverted risk logic: there, a higher score means lower risk. Action: compare projects within the same category and pay attention to the biggest dents.

Parameters

Technology
Code quality, developer activity and protocol innovation.
Positive reading: High (7–10): active development, strong technical foundations.
Negative reading: Low (0–3): a dead or copycat project with little development.
Neutral reading: Mid (4–6): works, but nothing standout.
Community
Engagement, user-base growth and media activity.
Positive reading: High: a growing, authentic community drives adoption.
Negative reading: Low or artificial: no real interest.
Neutral reading: Stable, without clear growth.
Liquidity
Market depth, bid/ask spread and trading volume.
Positive reading: High: easy to enter and exit without large slippage.
Negative reading: Low: large slippage, risk of price manipulation.
Neutral reading: Moderate: fine for smaller positions.
Risk
Volatility, regulatory exposure and token concentration. Here a HIGH score = LOW risk (better).
Positive reading: High score: the project is relatively safe and decentralized.
Negative reading: Low score: high volatility or concentration among a few holders.
Neutral reading: Mid: typical risk for the asset class.
Potential
Growth prospects over 6–12 months.
Positive reading: High: strong catalysts and room to grow.
Negative reading: Low: a saturated or declining segment.
Neutral reading: Moderate: depends on the broader market.
Volatility
Amplitude of price swings over the last 7 days.
Positive reading: Lower volatility: a calmer, more predictable profile.
Negative reading: Very high: violent moves, greater risk.
Neutral reading: Typical for crypto: normal swings.

Example

A project with Technology 9, Community 8 but Liquidity 3. These are great fundamentals, yet hard to exit a larger position without slippage. Another with an even 6/6/6/6/6/6 profile is less spectacular but more balanced and predictable.

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