Meme Coin Risk Score

Turn scattered on-chain warning signs into a decision-ready score. Paste any Solana meme-coin address for a health score, separate rug-risk rating and plain-English explanation.

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Two scores answer different questions

The Overall Health Score (0–100) summarizes market and ownership strength. The separate Rug Risk Rating highlights malicious or catastrophic-risk characteristics. A token can be weak without being a confirmed rug, or appear active while carrying severe deterministic warnings.

Evidence behind the score

MemeAssist evaluates six categories: liquidity, holder distribution, creator behaviour, wallet activity, trading patterns and historical risk indicators. Every report includes the two scores plus an AI Verdict and Detailed Risk Breakdown, so the number is never presented without its reasons. Read the full scoring methodology.

Scores sort risk; they do not predict winners

In the published 1,464-token 24-hour outcome study, tokens with health scores of 60+ averaged +5.2%, while those below 40 averaged −5.0% and were five times more likely to lose half their value. That is evidence of risk separation, not a promise about any token.

Compare the highest-rated and highest-risk directory views, then open each underlying report before drawing a conclusion.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good meme-coin risk score?

A higher Health Score indicates comparatively stronger observed signals, while the Rug Risk Rating should be read separately. Neither score makes a memecoin safe.

How is the score calculated?

It combines liquidity, holder distribution, creator behaviour, wallet activity, trading patterns and historical risk indicators, with the detailed reasons shown in the report.

Can a high-scoring meme coin still fall?

Yes. Scores describe evidence at one moment and do not predict price. Memecoins remain extremely volatile and can lose most or all of their value.

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