BNB Chain Score · Public Beta

BNB Chain is read by its own engine, bnb-engine-v1.1. Solana is still the only scored league chain.

Status: public beta

  • BNB Chain wallet checks are open to everyone and run on a chain-specific engine, bnb-engine-v1.1.
  • The engine was validated against real BNB Chain mainnet wallets before release. A validation sample is evidence of usefulness, not a claim of perfect accuracy.
  • The REKT Score stays 0–100 on BNB Chain, exactly as on every other chain, and is never a consumer credit score.
  • A BNB Chain Score is a BNB Chain Score. It is never mixed with, compared against or converted into a Solana REKT Score.
  • BNB Chain Alpha background refresh is inactive: tracked-wallet activity is only updated when the team runs it manually.

Analysis is bounded

  • Every BNB Chain lookup reads a capped, recent slice of wallet history rather than a lifetime record.
  • When the cap is reached the report says PARTIAL HISTORY and states how many transfers were analyzed.
  • Partial history means older activity may change cost basis and realized results. Nothing on the page should be read as a lifetime total.
  • Proceeds recovery for sales into native BNB uses a bounded number of transaction-receipt lookups per wallet, so extremely high-activity wallets can end up with fewer measurable sales.

What is never counted as a trade

  • Plain transfers in or out, including airdrops and spam tokens.
  • Wrapping or unwrapping BNB and WBNB — the same economic asset moving between two forms, never a purchase.
  • Gas and network fees.
  • Router hops inside one transaction: a trade is counted once, never once per hop.
  • LP, lending and staking receipt tokens (for example Cake-LP and vTokens) where we recognise them — holding a receipt is not buying an asset.
  • Router activity we cannot resolve stays UNCLASSIFIED. We would rather show nothing than invent a trade.
  • Activity we cannot price stays UNPRICED and is excluded. A missing price is never treated as $0.

Native-BNB sale proceeds

  • Many BNB Chain sales pay out in native BNB, which is not visible as a token transfer.
  • We only credit those proceeds when the transaction itself proves them — a WBNB Withdrawal event in the same transaction showing the router unwrapped BNB to the wallet.
  • Without that evidence the movement stays an outbound transfer. Proceeds are never estimated or inferred from price.

When a BNB Chain Score is withheld

  • We publish a BNB Chain Score only when the measurable history is strong enough to defend it.
  • If it is withheld, the result page lists the exact blockers in plain language — for example too few reconstructed trades, too few closed positions, too much unpriced activity, or too many sales without a matched purchase.
  • Withheld means unknown, not zero. An unavailable score is never shown as 0/100 and no placeholder score is ever used.
Fee-on-transfer and taxed tokens are common on BNB Chain. The amount received differs from the amount sent, which reduces measurement confidence and can hold a score back.

BNB Chain Alpha tracking

  • BNB Chain Alpha shows recent captured activity from a small, bounded set of public BNB Chain wallets chosen by the team.
  • Automatic background ingestion is OFF for BNB Chain, so activity is as fresh as the last manual run.
  • Tracked does not mean smart money, verified or endorsed. It is captured activity, not a signal to copy.
  • Watching a wallet never proves ownership of it, and never implies any relationship with its owner.
  • Clusters simply mean several tracked wallets touched the same token contract in a short window. Tokens are grouped by contract address, never by symbol.

BNB Chain and the REKT League

  • BNB Chain wallets do not participate in the current REKT League.
  • BNB Chain activity earns no League Score, no rank, no rewards and no eligibility of any kind.
  • Only Solana wallets are scored for the League today.