By Menno van Ravels - 13 years in crypto, 3 bear markets survived, zero paid promotions
Last reviewed: April 2026
TROLL (TROLL) Risk Score
TROLL (TROLL) has a composite risk score of 34.0/100, classified as Low Risk. This score is derived from 1 available core inputs and updates on a four-hour schedule for tracked coins. TROLL is a cryptocurrency project in the digital asset ecosystem.
Outdated reading — not current. This coin has not had a recent successful score calculation. Do not interpret the stored score as today's market conditions.
TROLL Risk Score
Outdated reading — not current
Calculated: 2026-05-26 12:01 UTC. Underlying market series have their own dates.
What Does This Score Mean?
A score of 34.0 means TROLL 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 the applicable core indicators including on-chain data, market sentiment, and price action. The individual indicator scores are available to Alpha Factory members.
Scoring Indicators
| Indicator | Configured weight | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Risk Wave | 29.4% | Weighted core input |
| RSI (2-Week) | 11.8% | Weighted core input |
| 4Y High Distance | 5.9% | Weighted core input |
| Coin Dominance | 5.9% | Weighted core input |
| Fear & Greed Index | 5.9% | Weighted core input |
| ALT/BTC Ratio | 23.5% | Weighted core input |
| BTC Production Cost | 17.6% | Weighted core input |
| Stablecoin Supply Ratio | 0.0% | Context only (zero weight) |
| MVRV Z-Score | 0.0% | Context only (zero weight) |
| Altcoin Breadth | 0.0% | Context only (zero weight) |
1/10 core inputs were available when the score was calculated. Funding Rate and Token Unlocks are separate modifiers, not part of this core score. Pair-only indicators are excluded.
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TROLL Investment Context
TROLL should be evaluated through utility, team execution, token structure, competitive positioning, and the broader market environment before making allocation decisions.
Key Features:
- Blockchain-based digital asset with tradable market exposure
- Value influenced by adoption, liquidity, and macro sentiment
- Requires risk management because crypto remains highly volatile
- Best evaluated alongside market structure and project-specific execution
Key Risks:
- Crypto markets remain volatile and highly sentiment-driven
- Regulation, liquidity changes, and competition can shift the thesis quickly
- Project-specific execution risk can materially affect long-term outcomes
Other Category
Other is a specialized sector within the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Strategy: Use a disciplined DCA approach with clear position sizing rules.
View all Other risk scores →Compare with Other Peers
| # | Coin | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | edgeX EDGE | 13 |
| 2 | Goldfish Gold GGBR | 13 |
| 3 | EXOD EXOD | 13 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current risk score for TROLL?
TROLL (TROLL) has a latest stored Altcoin Rules score of 34.0/100, classified as "Low Risk". This score is derived from 1 available core inputs including Risk Wave, RSI, and market sentiment data.
How risky is TROLL compared to other Other coins?
Other coins generally carry high risk. Other is a specialized sector within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Among peers, edgeX currently shows the lowest risk in this category.
What indicators are used to score TROLL?
The TROLL Altcoin Rules core score combines available, weighted market indicators. Current configured weights are listed below. Funding Rate and Token Unlocks are separate modifiers. Bitcoin excludes ALT/BTC Ratio; pair-only indicators are also excluded.
Should I invest in TROLL based on this risk score?
Risk scores are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. TROLL should be evaluated through utility, team execution, token structure, competitive positioning, and the broader market environment before making allocation decisions.... Always do your own research and consult a financial advisor.