FAQ

Fair questions, straight answers

What is Scora?

A free lookup tool for Solana and Robinhood Chain wallets. Paste a supported address and get an overall score out of 100, five sub-scores (Conviction, Vintage, Portfolio Health, Discipline, Degen Index), and the full token breakdown behind them. Think of it as a credit report for wallets.

Is this financial advice?

No. Scores are informational only. They summarize past on-chain behavior; they don't predict returns and they aren't a recommendation to copy, follow or avoid anyone.

Where does the data come from?

From public on-chain sources. Solana holdings and history come through Helius, with prices and token metadata from Jupiter. Robinhood Chain uses the official public RPC, Blockscout, and the official asset registry. Nothing is self-reported or edited by hand. How scoring works

Can I check a wallet that isn't mine?

Yes. That's the primary use case: inspecting devs, whales and KOLs before you trust them. Everything Scora reads is public blockchain data that any explorer shows.

Do you store or track the wallets I look up?

No accounts, no database, no tracking pixels. Analysis results live in a short server cache (about 10 minutes) so popular wallets load instantly, then they're gone. Your theme choice is the only thing saved, in your own browser. Privacy in full

Why does a score say "estimate"?

Every analysis runs on a fixed data budget. Solana uses a recent-signature window and per-token hold-time scans; Robinhood Chain uses a recent transaction and token-transfer sample. These windows do not promise equal historical depth. When a wallet's relevant history extends beyond what we observed, coverage drops and we mark the score as an estimate.

Why is this wallet's score so low?

Usually one of: very short hold times (Conviction), a young or bursty wallet (Vintage), a portfolio full of dead tokens (Portfolio Health), hyperactive flipping or extreme concentration (Discipline). Open the sub-score cards on the report; each one has its formula in the tooltip.

What counts as a memecoin for the Degen Index?

Everything that is not the network's native asset, a stablecoin, a recognized major, a recognized PreStocks token, or a liquid-staking asset where applicable counts toward the memecoin share. PreStocks still count toward portfolio concentration. The Degen Index is a character axis, not a judgment.

Does Scora show stocks on Solana?

Yes. For exact recognized PreStocks mints, a Solana wallet report shows token balances, available market values, issuer marks, and stock allocation. A market premium over an issuer mark is not your profit or loss; neither figure guarantees a sale price or direct company ownership. Missing quotes remain unknown, and partial data is labeled. Explore supported stocks

How fresh are the scores?

Results are cached for about 10 minutes. The Re-analyze button on every report forces a fresh run once the previous one is more than a minute old.

Is the API really free?

Yes. One GET request per wallet, no key, CORS open. Fresh analyses are rate-limited to 10 per 5 minutes per IP; cached reads are unlimited. API docs

A token shows a gray status dot. What does that mean?

No live market price was found. For a recognized PreStocks token, that means its value is unknown in this report; it does not establish that the token is dead. For other tokens, it can signal an inactive or illiquid market. Portfolio Health penalizes unpriced positions, with a cap on the penalty.

Can a wallet reach 100?

Yes, but it takes long value-weighted hold times, a two-year-plus track record with steady activity, a portfolio of living tokens, calm trading tempo, and a balanced memecoin mix. Diamond tier starts at 80.