Four tokens, one table — risk, market and safety side by side.
A value that could not be measured shows as unavailable for that token, so a missing check is never read as a passed one.
The table compares what each token's latest scan holds. Tokens scanned at different times carry different moments; the scan time is shown so that is visible, not hidden.
An unmeasured cell prints unavailable for that token. A missing check is not a passed one, and the comparison never treats it as one.
Market figures are the reads behind each token at scan time. The table compares readings — it is not a valuation and not a ranking of which token to buy.
Open token comparison →Up to four at a time.
Any chain the scanner supports, mixed freely.
No. It summarises contract and market risk, not return.
Each token prints its own latest stored scan. Run a fresh batch scan to compare all of them at the same moment.
Chains expose different contract shapes; a check that could not run prints unavailable for that token — never as passed.