How OracleIQ reaches a verdict

The score begins from a neutral baseline and applies bounded adjustments for contract risk, liquidity depth, holder concentration, developer holdings, buy pressure, volume, and observed smart-wallet participation.

• Honeypot and severe contract-risk flags dominate positive momentum.
• Thin liquidity and concentrated holders reduce the score.
• No missing field is silently treated as a positive result.

Every recorded market signal stores its trigger-time price or market capitalization. Oracle measures the same basis after 5 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, 24 hours, and 7 days, including losing and invalidated outcomes.

Funding and co-trader edges are associations derived from observed fields and shared token participation. Creator lineage uses the creator address and returned launch history. Neither establishes common ownership or intent.

On-chain market and wallet intelligence is normalized into one research model. Terminal data is cached for roughly 10–60 seconds by volatility; score history records at most once every five minutes. Each live surface exposes freshness or generation time.

Coverage varies by chain and token age. Off-chain identities, private order flow, centralized-exchange positions, and hidden wallet control are not observable. Results can be delayed, incomplete, or wrong.