Crypto Portfolio Risk Score
Analyze your crypto portfolio risk across 5 key factors: volatility, concentration, correlation, liquidity, and time horizon. Get a 0–100 risk score with actionable improvement suggestions.
Portfolio Risk Score
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Understanding Your Risk Score
Your portfolio risk score is calculated using five key factors, each contributing a weighted portion to your overall score. The score ranges from 0 (lowest risk) to 100 (highest risk), with four risk grades: Low (0–25), Moderate (26–50), High (51–75), and Very High (76–100).
A moderate score (around 40–55) is typical for a balanced crypto portfolio. Even conservative crypto portfolios will have higher risk scores than traditional stock portfolios, because cryptocurrency as an asset class is inherently more volatile. The goal is not necessarily to minimize the score, but to understand the risks you are taking and ensure they align with your investment goals and risk tolerance.
The Five Risk Factors
- Volatility (30% weight) — Measures how much your portfolio's assets fluctuate in price. Calculated from the annualized standard deviation of daily returns over the past 90 days.
- Concentration (25% weight) — Evaluates how well your portfolio is diversified using the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI). A portfolio concentrated in one or two assets scores higher.
- Correlation (20% weight) — Analyzes how closely your assets move together. Highly correlated assets provide less protection during downturns.
- Liquidity (15% weight) — Assesses how easily your assets can be traded. Large-cap coins like BTC and ETH have high liquidity, while smaller altcoins may be harder to exit quickly.
- Time Horizon (10% weight) — Considers your investment timeline. Short-term investing with volatile assets carries significantly more risk than long-term holding.
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