Risk Scoring
The Risk Score is a probability of failure—the likelihood that a token will experience a rug pull, technical scam, or other malicious collapse.
The model was trained on real-world data from historical token failures and is directly supported by the behaviors detected by TestMachine's simulation engine.
How it works
- Trained on actual rug pull and scam data across EVM networks
- Uses detected behaviors as primary input signals
- Incorporates deployer history, liquidity dynamics, and contract structure
- Outputs a probability score representing the likelihood of failure
What you get
- A per-token probability of failure, grounded in real data
- Explainable scoring backed by the specific behaviors that contribute to the result
- Continuous re-scoring as contracts evolve and new behaviors are detected
Why it matters
The Risk Score gives custody teams a data-driven signal for onboarding and monitoring decisions. Because it's trained on actual outcomes and supported by concrete behavior evidence, it moves beyond heuristics into predictive risk assessment.