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NAVI looks at a token in two ways. The first is its risk level, shown as Low, Medium or High on every list and token page. It comes from a score out of 100 built from NAVI's own hourly market history: how volatile the price has been over the last seven days, how far it has fallen from its seven day high, how large the market cap is, and how long NAVI has been tracking the token. Very new tokens start with a higher score because there is little history to judge them on. A token has to move clearly past a threshold before its level changes, so one noisy hour does not flip it.

The second is the rug check. It reads the contract and the market directly: whether the mint and freeze authorities are still active, whether the liquidity pool is locked, how much of the supply the largest wallets hold, how deep the liquidity is and how old the token is. Neither view is a promise that a token is safe. They are there to show you what to look at before you buy.

A bubble map draws a token's 25 largest holders as circles sized by their share of the supply. Lines join wallets that have sent the token to each other or were funded by the same wallet, so a cluster of linked wallets that looks like many independent holders shows up as one group. Exchange and protocol wallets are labelled so they are not mistaken for insiders, and large linked groups are flagged as a possible bundle.

Anyone can open a map that has already been built. Building a fresh map, or refreshing one, is free once per visitor and then needs a free account.

Market data is open to everyone without an account: live prices and charts, trending and newly listed lists, the rug check and risk level, holder maps that are already built, one fresh map build and a one line AI summary.

A free account adds the detailed token panels (lifecycle stage, liquidity depth and holder trend), fresh holder maps, the full AI read on a token, AI technical analysis on the 4 hour chart, community intel, swaps with best price routing, a watchlist and alerts. You get a built in wallet when you sign up, or you can link your own.

Pro adds every technical analysis timeframe, the swap advisor, AI trade plans, unlimited use of the NAVI Terminal and a lower 0.20% swap fee. You can subscribe, or unlock Pro for free for the next month by trading enough volume through NAVI.

From any token page you can set a price target above or below the current price, or ask to be told when the token's risk level rises to High. Tokens on your watchlist can also alert you automatically when they become high risk or start trending. Alerts arrive as browser notifications (on iPhone, add NAVI to your home screen first) or in Telegram once you connect it. You manage everything from the Alerts page, which needs a free account.

Risk changes lists tokens whose NAVI risk level moved in the last seven days, for example from Low to Medium or from High back to Medium. NAVI compares its market snapshots every 12 hours across the week and keeps each token's most recent move, with rises in risk listed first. A rising level is often the first sign that volatility has picked up or that the price has broken down, so it is worth a look even if you already hold the token. On quiet weeks, when fewer than five tokens have moved, the card also shows the most traded tokens currently flagged high risk.

Prices come from Jupiter, with DexScreener as a fallback. Price candles for charts and technical analysis come from Birdeye. Holder lists, wallet links and transaction history for the bubble maps are read from the Solana chain through Helius. Contract flags such as mint and freeze authority come from RugCheck and on chain reads. NAVI stores its own hourly snapshot of the market, and the risk levels, trending ranks and risk changes on this page are all calculated from that history.

DexScreener and CoinGecko are built to show prices and charts for as many tokens and chains as possible. NAVI covers Solana only and puts the questions a trader asks before buying in the same place: how risky the token is, who holds it, what changed recently and what the chart is doing. You can then set an alert or swap from your own wallet without leaving the page. There are side by side write ups of NAVI vs DexScreener and NAVI vs CoinGecko.

NAVI does not trade for you. Whether you use the built in wallet or link your own, every swap needs your approval, and the research tools work without connecting a wallet at all. What NAVI cannot do is remove market risk: a token can still fall or fail after a clean rug check, so treat every score as one input to your own decision. Is NAVI safe? covers the wallet options and the approval model in more detail.