AI Score explained

The AI Score on every Mint Card runs from 0 to 100. Higher is safer. The risk band, the colour and the schedule are shown directly in the Mint Card's tooltip — this article covers the parts that aren't.

Mint Card with AI Score 55 and Medium-risk badge in the top-right, score bar with colour gradient below — The AI Score sits top-right on every Mint Card — score (0–100), risk-band badge and a coloured bar that mirrors the band.

What feeds the score

Five signal categories are checked and weighted:

Founder / team — account age, prior projects, handle history, account-recycling patterns
Art — originality check, AI-generation detection, reuse against known collections
Holders — distribution, suspected sybil clusters
Social — Twitter engagement quality, bot ratio, sentiment
On-chain — contract code, suspicious patterns, prior history

Each category contributes to the total and can trigger Red Flags with weighted penalties.

Signal coverage

A small coloured dot next to the score shows how much data the score is built on. Hovering reveals the exact percentage:

🟢 High — coverage ≥ 70%
🟡 Medium — coverage 40–70%
🔴 Low — coverage below 40%

A high score with low coverage is less trustworthy than a slightly lower score with high coverage.

The AI Score is risk-only. It does not predict price action. Always do your own research before minting.

Next steps

→ Red Flags — what specific issues the scorer detects → Mint Card explained