Risk (Score)

A project-radar axis (0–10), note the inverted scale: a HIGH score = LOW risk (better).

The Risk axis in the project radar synthesizes three dimensions: price volatility, regulatory exposure and token concentration among the largest holders. It deliberately uses inverted logic: a high score means a relatively safe, well-distributed project, while a low one means high volatility or strong concentration where a few wallets control supply (risk of price manipulation and sharp sell-offs). It's an assessment of the risk profile, not a safety guarantee. No high score eliminates market risk. Read it together with liquidity (how easily you can exit if things go wrong) and potential: high potential with a low risk score is the classic high-reward, high-risk profile.

In plain words

How safe a project is, but remember the inverted scale: here a higher score means lower risk. A low score, be careful.

Example

A well-distributed, low-volatility token with a clear regulatory status gets a high score (low risk). A coin where 5 wallets hold 60% of supply gets a low one.

Also known as: ryzyko, risk, ocena ryzyka, profil ryzyka

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