EOS

Track record score 67 out of 100. EOS has been live for 8.9 years, with regulatory cleanliness scoring 75 out of 100 (1 regulatory action found) and incident cleanliness scoring 80 out of 100 (1 historical incident on record). Security research also raised 3 additional concern(s), reflected in the lower agent red flags value of 15. Overall, the long operating history helps, but the presence of regulatory and research concerns keeps this from a stronger grade.

Developer health score 0 out of 100. Public development activity metrics are effectively non-existent in the available window: 0 GitHub stars, 0 forks, 0 commits in the last 4 weeks, and 0 PR contributors. The bucket is marked with the flag norecentcommits, which indicates no recent observable code contribution activity. This makes it harder to assess ongoing engineering momentum and responsiveness based on current public records.

Network security score 87 out of 100. EOS benefits from strong structural factors, including a chain age of 8.9 years (95 out of 100) and a defined supply cap that scores 100 out of 100 (hard cap 2,100,000,000). Incident history is not absent, with incident history scoring 75 out of 100 (1 historical incident on record), but overall the protocol security profile looks comparatively robust despite the past incident record.

Social and behavioral score 38 out of 100. Social audience signals show 21 Twitter (linked), Telegram at 488, and RD (linked), though some analytics snapshots were not available. Research also indicates 1 allegation, 1 bad press item, 1 regulatory item, and 1 incident, which contributes to the agent risk signals value of 50. With scam allegations found flagged, the net social sentiment and risk narrative are not clean.

Adoption and liquidity score 0 out of 100. Liquidity signals are weak for this asset based on the provided exchange listing and volume inputs. The 24-hour daily volume is 0, and public exchange listing data shows 2 CEX listings, with 0 marked as green-trust. The scoring is further driven by very-low L1 volume and nogreentrust_listing flags, indicating limited trading depth and less favorable listing quality.

Inherent crypto risk for EOS: even with a strong network security score and long chain age, the overall safety score is held back by very low observable liquidity, no recent developer activity in public records, and flagged regulatory and scam-allegation related items. In practice, these factors can increase operational uncertainty, reduce market support during stress, and raise the chance of negative headlines or compliance issues affecting holders.