NAVI classifies every tracked Solana token into a risk bucket — LOW, MED, or HIGH — based on realized volatility, on-chain liquidity depth, and momentum signals. Here is exactly how the score works.
Why Token Risk Scoring Matters
Price is not risk. A token up 40% in 24h can still be one of the highest-risk assets on Solana. NAVI's risk scoring measures the structural conditions — volatility, liquidity depth, momentum quality — that determine how hard it is to manage a position responsibly.
LOW, MED, HIGH — What Each Means
LOW: stable liquidity, lower volatility, consistent structure. MED: mixed signals, active monitoring required. HIGH: fragile liquidity or extreme volatility — smaller size, tighter stops, more active monitoring or automated alerts. See Low Risk Signals and High Risk Signals.
Use NAVI's public comparison tool to generate a live comparison page for any two Solana tokens or contract addresses. It is useful when the weekly comparison batch has not created the exact pair you want yet.
