LCX

Liquidity and market dynamics score 48 out of 100 (CCC). Trading liquidity appears moderate rather than deep: volume-to-market-cap is 0.48%, and 24h volume is about $136,510 with liquidity depth scoring 28. Exchange listing data shows presence across 8 exchanges, with 2 marked green and 5 yellow and none red. Together, this suggests the asset may not reliably absorb large trades without price impact.

Team credibility score 95 out of 100 (AAA). Public records indicate strong identification and longevity: the asset is 8.4 years old (97) and the team is publicly identified (100). There is no audit data provided in the inputs, but the deployer address is recorded (70), which supports traceability. Overall, the team-related risk signals look low based on what is available.

Social and behavioral score 78 out of 100 (A). Public-facing activity is present, with audience data available for Telegram (10,575) and Twitter marked as linked but with follower counts unavailable. Sentiment appears very positive: 100% up and 0% down. The agent risk signal set is strong, showing 0 allegations, 0 bad press, 0 regulatory issues, and 0 incidents, indicating limited behavioral red flags from the provided review.

Contract mechanics score 99 out of 100 (AAA). Security-critical behavior looks tightly constrained: the contract is verified (100), shows no honeypot behavior (100), and is open source (100). Minting is disabled (100), owner privileges checks score 100, and balances are locked (100). Trading tax is 0%/0% (100) and a hard cap of 950,000,000 is defined (100). One key nuance is an upgradable proxy pattern (proxy upgradable 60), but overall mechanics score very high.

Holder distribution score 29 out of 100 (D). Concentration is the main weakness. The top 10 wallets hold 82.0% of balances (32) and the top 50 wallets hold 93.2% (20). The largest non-filtered wallet controls 48.7% (21), and there are 4,097 total holders (not high enough to offset concentration). This structure can increase liquidation, governance, or selling-pressure risk if major holders move.

Inherent crypto risk (LCX). Even with strong contract controls, this is still a smart-contract token exposed to market risk, liquidity variability, and concentration effects among large holders. The proxy upgradability element (scored 60) also introduces governance/change risk versus fully immutable contracts. Investors should therefore weigh the very high contract safety with the notably weaker liquidity and holder concentration measures.