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Last updated: April 2026
Clearpool (CPOOL) Risk Score
Clearpool (CPOOL) has a composite risk score of 21/100, classified as Low Risk. This score is derived from 2 active indicators and updates every 6 hours. Permissionless institutional credit market allowing single-borrower liquidity pools for undercollateralized on-chain lending.
Clearpool Risk Score
Low Risk
What Does This Score Mean?
A score of 21 means Clearpool is in the Low Risk zone. Scores below 40 indicate relatively lower risk conditions, while scores above 60 suggest elevated risk.
This composite is computed from up to 9 indicators including on-chain data, market sentiment, and price action. The individual indicator scores are available to Alpha Factory members.
Scoring Indicators
| Indicator | Weight | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Risk Wave | 23% | Core |
| RSI (2-Week) | 18% | Core |
| ATH Distance | 5% | Core |
| Bitcoin Dominance | 5% | Core |
| Fear & Greed Index | 14% | Core |
| ALT/BTC Ratio | 5% | Core |
| BTC Production Cost | 9% | Core |
| Funding Rate | 5% | Modifier |
| Token Unlocks | 18% | Modifier |
Clearpool Investment Context
Clearpool's single-borrower pool model creates the most direct version of institutional DeFi lending — banks and hedge funds borrow directly from permissionless on-chain liquidity without intermediary credit assessment. The CPOOL staker risk assessment model distributes credit underwriting to token holders, creating an on-chain credit bureau. As institutional DeFi matures and compliance tools improve, Clearpool's compliant Ozean extension positions it for regulatory-safe institutional capital that cannot currently access permissionless pools.
Key Features:
- Single-borrower pools allow institutions to borrow from DeFi directly, bypassing intermediary credit desks
- CPOOL token stakers participate in borrower risk assessment and earn protocol fees from pool interest
- Dynamic interest rate model automatically adjusts borrowing costs based on pool utilization in real time
- Ozean platform extension enables compliant institutional lending with embedded KYC and AML verification
Key Risks:
- Single-borrower pools concentrate risk — one borrower default empties an entire pool with no diversification benefit
- Institutional borrowers defaulted on similar protocols (Maple, TrueFi) in 2022; lender memory is long
- Low CPOOL token liquidity makes governance participation effectively inaccessible to retail token holders
DeFi Category
Decentralized Finance tokens power protocols that recreate financial services without traditional intermediaries.
Strategy: DeFi tokens live and die by TVL and real fee revenue. Focus on protocols generating sustainable revenue.
View all DeFi risk scores →Compare with DeFi Peers
| # | Coin | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Curve DAO CRV | 9 |
| 2 | Ethena ENA | 9 |
| 3 | Injective INJ | 9 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current risk score for Clearpool?
Clearpool (CPOOL) currently has a composite risk score of 21/100, classified as "Low Risk". This score is derived from 2 active indicators including Risk Wave, RSI, and market sentiment data.
How risky is Clearpool compared to other DeFi coins?
DeFi coins generally carry high risk. Decentralized Finance tokens power protocols that recreate financial services without traditional intermediaries. Among peers, Curve DAO currently shows the lowest risk in this category.
What indicators are used to score Clearpool?
The Clearpool risk score uses up to 9 indicators: Risk Wave (momentum), 2-week RSI (overbought/oversold), ATH Distance, Bitcoin Dominance, Fear & Greed Index, ALT/BTC Ratio, BTC Production Cost, Funding Rate, and Token Unlocks. Each indicator is weighted based on its predictive value for altcoin market conditions.
Should I invest in Clearpool based on this risk score?
Risk scores are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Clearpool's single-borrower pool model creates the most direct version of institutional DeFi lending — banks and hedge funds borrow directly from permissionless on-chain liquidity without intermediary... Always do your own research and consult a financial advisor.