Is Rain (RAIN) Safe? — StableHub Rug Risk Score

Based on on-chain data analysis, Rain (RAIN) has a MEDIUM rating on the StableHub Rug Risk Score. The rating is derived from five rug-pull signals: token age, liquidity depth, supply concentration, contract verification, and exchange listing quality. A low rating does not mean the price is stable or that purchasing is recommended. This is data analysis only, not financial advice.

StableHub evaluates Rain against five rug pull indicators: token age, liquidity depth, supply concentration, contract verification, and exchange listing quality. The combined assessment gives Rain a MEDIUM rating. Rug pulls are most common in newly launched tokens (under 30 days old) with unverified contracts and low liquidity — review the Risk Signal table above for Rain's specific values.

The Rug Risk Score uses five on-chain signals: token age (tokens under 30 days old receive a MEDIUM minimum), liquidity depth, holder concentration (top 3 wallets above 50% is flagged), exchange listings (DEX-only tokens are flagged), and contract verification (unverified contracts are flagged). The signals are combined into a LOW, MEDIUM, or HIGH risk rating.

Liquidity refers to how much trading volume is available for Rain on exchanges. Low liquidity means developers can drain the pool — the core mechanism of a rug pull. StableHub uses CoinGecko 24-hour trading volume as the proxy for liquidity depth; thin volume against a large supply lowers the rating.

This page was last updated on 21 Sep 2026 UTC. StableHub's pipeline refreshes all token safety data every 24 hours using live feeds from CoinGecko and Etherscan.