25% Liquidity and exit capacityAMM existence, XRP and token reserves, fee, fixed-size impact, wallet-position exit impact, and visible order-book exit coverage.
15% Order-book integrityFunded offers, maker diversity, spread, depth, side imbalance, largest-offer share, and price-ladder gaps.
15% Holder distributionBounded issuer trustline sampling, observed holder count, top-one and top-ten shares, HHI, reported obligations, truncation, and sample coverage.
15% Activity and coordination signalsValidated activity, actor concentration, bursts, repeated amounts, regular intervals, reciprocal flows, failures, and AMM deposit/withdraw cycling.
20% Issuer and policy controlsSigning authority, verified blackhole pattern, freeze powers, clawback, authorization, domain, transfer fee, TickSize, and recent control-changing transactions.
10% Holder trustline and exposureFreeze state, authorization, No Ripple, quality settings, position size, and visible exit coverage for the selected wallet.
ObservedReturned directly by a validated XRPL method or transaction record.
DerivedCalculated from observed values using the disclosed model.
UnknownUnavailable, capped, disabled by the server, or outside public XRPL evidence.
SignalA pattern worth review. It is not an accusation or a statement of intent.
No single metric decides whether a project is legitimate or malicious.
A missing AMM means only that no public XRP/token AMM was returned at analysis time. It does not reveal why.
A behavior signal can reflect bots, market makers, ordinary users, testing, migration, or coordinated activity.
The page reports the result and its limitations without assigning identity or criminal intent.