Score a token for risk
Before listing or trading a token, score its contract. The token risk endpoint returns a score, the signals behind it — holder concentration, liquidity, contract flags — and a confidence, as data you own rather than a one-off report.
- A live API key with a positive credit balance
- The token contract address and chain
1Call token risk
Pass the chain and token contract. The token risk endpoint is C3-metered and returns a score plus the signals behind it.
curl https://api.1st-node.com/v1/intel/eth/token/0xa0b8..eb48/risk \ -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_live_..."
2Read the score and signals
The response carries a 0–100 score, a normalized risk_level, a confidence value and the signals — holder concentration, liquidity, contract flags — that drove it.
> { "score": 64, "risk_level": "medium",
> "confidence": 0.82,
> "signals": { "top10_holder_pct": 71,
> "liquidity_usd": 240000,
> "flags": ["mintable", "owner-can-pause"] } }3Threshold and store the profile
Apply your own thresholds to gate listing or trading, and persist the full profile with its signals and confidence so the decision is reproducible and auditable.
Frequently asked
What drives a token's score?
Structured signals — holder concentration, liquidity depth and contract flags like mintable or pausable — each returned so you can see why the score landed where it did.
Is the score final or advisory?
Advisory. The endpoint returns a score and its signals with a confidence; you apply your own thresholds and store the profile for reuse.
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