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Convergence Scoring

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We don't predict. We detect.

Convergence is how DeepBot identifies which tokens are getting attention across the network right now. It is not a price prediction. It is not a buy signal. It's a live read on what is converging across independent data streams.

The four pillars

Every token score is a weighted blend of four pillars. Each pillar fills as evidence accumulates.

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Group score
From mentions and alert activity across an active network of monitored community groups.
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Router score
From bot and aggregator flow tracked across EVM and Solana routers.
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Onchain score
From on chain transaction patterns.
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Safety score
From Blockaid and safety scan signals. The safety pillar can downgrade a score even when the others run hot.

Infrastructure assets are excluded from the board. Stablecoins, wrapped natives, LSTs, LP tokens and known router infrastructure never appear, so discovery tokens are not buried under things everyone already holds.

Solana routing

Solana addresses are handled with case preserved end to end, so a tap to trade from the board routes to the correct token.

Reading the score

Tokens score 0 to 100 in the display layer.

๐Ÿ”ฅ 80 to 100
Hot. Top of network convergence right now.
โšก 60 to 79
Rising. Building across multiple pillars.
๐Ÿ“ˆ 40 to 59
Active. Some pillars firing, others quiet.
๐Ÿ‘€ 20 to 39
Watching. Early signal, low volume.
๐Ÿ’ค 0 to 19
Cold. Background noise level.

The safety badge

DeepBot scans every token through Blockaid, an independent safety service. Coverage includes Solana. The badge tells you what Blockaid returned at scan time. A token comes back as safe, flagged with warning, or malicious.

โœ… Safe
No risk patterns detected at scan time.
โš ๏ธ Flagged with warning
Risk patterns present. Read details before trading.
๐Ÿšซ Malicious
Confirmed malicious patterns.
This is a snapshot

Tokens can change between scans. The deployer can ratchet taxes, drain liquidity, or modify the contract. Always recheck before sizing up.

What we don't tell you

Some details of how the network detects convergence stay private. That includes how groups are weighted, how signal strength is measured, which routers we monitor, and which patterns we track. This is the moat. The data is the product.

What you get is the output: a score, the pillar breakdown, the safety status. What we keep is the method.

Important

Detection layer, not a recommendation

High convergence does not mean a token will go up. It means many independent signals are pointing at it right now. Use that as one input. Do your own work on the rest. Nothing on this page is financial advice.