Arbitrum

Track record score 69 out of 100. Public records show no regulatory actions, and incident history is relatively contained with 1 historical incident and an 80 incident cleanliness score. Research also flagged 2 additional concern(s), which drives part of the risk score down. Overall, the project appears to have a fairly stable history with limited regulatory exposure, but not without some documented issues.

Developer health score 18 out of 100. GitHub activity signals are weak, with 0 stars and 98 GitHub stars, 124 forks, and only 1 commit in the last 4 weeks. Contributor participation is 21 PR contributors, which is modest relative to what would typically be expected for a strong development pipeline. This bucket is the main drag on the safety score, indicating lower near-term engineering momentum.

Network security score 59 out of 100. Economic security is moderate at 41, though the asset has a defined hard cap of 10,000,000,000 and 62% of supply is currently circulating. On-chain incident history shows 1 historical incident with a 75 incident history score, suggesting some prior risk events but not an excessive pattern. Market size is substantial at $868,886,365 market cap.

Social and behavioral score 70 out of 100. Social audience data indicates a Twitter account exists but follower counts are limited, while Telegram shows 9,891 subscribers. Sentiment is strong at 80% up and 20% down. Research flags are low, with 0 allegations, 0 bad press, and 0 regulatory issues noted, though 1 incident is recorded. No social analytics feed snapshot was available for influencer signaling.

Adoption and liquidity score 57 out of 100. Trading activity is solid with 24h volume of $181,850,664, and the asset shows broad exchange availability with 69 CEX listings, including 38 green-trust. Liquidity is supported by meaningful market capitalization of $868,886,365, but the market cap tier datapoint is shown as 0, which reduces clarity on this specific sub-measure.

Inherent crypto risk: Even for established L1 protocols, smart contract, governance, and market behavior risks remain. For Arbitrum specifically, the safety profile is held back by weak developer health signals and moderate economic security, so holders should expect ongoing technical and market volatility despite decent track record, social stability, and generally good liquidity.