Token scoring system

The CoinSense Token Scoring System gives users a deeper signal on where market attention is likely headed next — beyond simple wallet inflows.

Unlike raw netflows, Score factors in both who is buying and how much they’re buying — making it a powerful indicator of future social amplification and price movement.

When a high-authority influencer buys a token, there’s a strong probability they’ll later promote it on social channels — often triggering wider market interest. The Score captures this dynamic and makes it actionable.

Example how bigger score changes are reported in CoinSense

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How Score Is Calculated

Score is an aggregated value over a set time window, combining:

• Amount of tokens bought/sold

• Token value (USD) of buys/sells (sells count as negative to score)

• Authority of the wallet/influencer

  • For influencers: based on verified authority score

  • For smart money wallets: based on wallet history and impact

• Recency — more recent buys/sells have higher weight

Example: If a small wallet sells $1K but a top influencer buys $1K of the same token, netflow is $0 — but Score will still be strongly positive, reflecting the real potential market impact.

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Why It Matters

• Predictive Power — Score consistently outperforms raw netflows, especially for long-term signals

• Market Attention Indicator — helps surface tokens likely to trend on social in coming days/weeks

• Cleaner Signals — avoids noise from small wallets or non-impactful flows

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Where You’ll Find Score Alerts

Dedicated Score Alert Sections:

1. Alerts Raw — all large Score changes across tokens

2. Fresh — Score alerts on tokens < 14 days old

3. Under Radar — large Score moves on tokens > 14 days, market cap < $10M

4. Blue Chips — large Score moves on tokens > 14 days, market cap > $10M

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Bot Commands and Endpoints Impacted:

• top_accumulations

• worst_tokens

• fresh_tokens

• young_tokens

• top_smw_wallet_changes

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In short — Token Score gives CoinSense users an edge in predicting which tokens will catch fire next — before the crowd sees it.