IoTeX

Liquidity and market dynamics score 82 out of 100. The token shows strong market access, with volume-to-market-cap at 5.52% and liquidity depth tied to a 24h volume of about $2,600,875. Exchange listing data indicates broad availability across 62 exchanges, with 28 classified as green and 28 as yellow (2 red), which generally supports tighter trading conditions and better exit options.

Team credibility score 64 out of 100. Public records show the asset is about 8.0 years old (96), and there is one audit firm listed (60). However, the team is anonymous (25) and that uncertainty lowers trust despite other positives like a high-rated whitepaper quality (100) and a recorded deployer address (70).

Social and behavioral score 70 out of 100. Social audience data shows Twitter (linked) and Telegram (22,394) with Reddit (linked), while sentiment analysis indicates consistently positive positioning (100% up / 0% down). Security-related behavioral signals show 0 allegations and 1 bad press, alongside 1 incidents noted, with no regulatory items flagged, resulting in a mid-to-good overall score.

Contract mechanics score 83 out of 100. On-chain security analysis indicates the contract is verified (100), open source (100), and has no honeypot behavior (100), which reduces major trading-risk patterns. A hard supply cap is defined at 10,000,000,000 (100) and circulating supply is complete (100). Key caution flags remain: the token is mintable (50), the owner can change balances (20), and transfer can be paused (transfer_pausable / hidden or pausable functions at 75).

Holder distribution score 29 out of 100. Concentration risk is material: the top 10 wallets hold 90.2% of supply (top10concentration 20), and the top 50 hold 99.0% (top50concentration 3). The largest holder is 19.7% (44), and the holder set is relatively small with 23,602 total holders (72), which—combined with the concentration flags—raises the odds of outsized impact from a limited number of wallets.

Inherent crypto risk for IoTeX: even with solid liquidity and reasonably strong contract safety indicators, this asset carries typical smart-contract and token-operator risks, including owner-level controls (mintability, balance changes, and pausing). Additionally, high holder concentration means price and accessibility could be more sensitive to actions by large wallets than for more widely distributed tokens.