Genius Shows a 'Security Score' on Every Token. I Had to Look Twice to Understand What That Actually Means.
Something in @GeniusTerminal's interface stopped me mid-scroll: a "Security" column next to every listed token. Not just a warning flag. An actual percentage score.
ESPORTS: 78.41%. SKYAI: 5.31%. Unibase: 69.46%.
I've used DexScreener, Dextools, BubbleMaps. None of them surface a consolidated security score in the main token list by default. You have to click in, run a separate scan, interpret the result yourself.
Genius bakes it into the feed.
The score appears to factor in whether Mint authority is active (meaning supply could be inflated), whether Freeze authority exists (meaning wallets could be frozen), and possibly holder concentration data. SKYAI's 5.31% score while showing $6.25M liquidity is exactly the kind of signal most traders would miss without this layer.
What I can't fully verify yet: the exact methodology behind the weighting. A 78% score sounds safe until you know what the 22% penalty is for.
But the design philosophy is clear — Genius is betting that surfacing risk data at the list level (not buried in a sub-page) changes trader behavior before entry, not after.
That's the right bet to make for a terminal built on BNB Chain where token launches happen in minutes.