HAI Group Launches CORE.3 Platform Introducing Probability Of Loss Metric
As Web3 adoption accelerates among institutions, regulators, and retail users, the lack of consistent and measurable risk frameworks has remained a major challenge. CORE.3 seeks to address this gap by transforming complex on-chain data into actionable insights.
Understanding the CORE.3 Risk Intelligence Platform
CORE.3 is built to move beyond traditional crypto indicators such as price volatility, Total Value Locked (TVL), or social sentiment. While these metrics provide surface-level signals, they often fail to capture deeper operational and security-related vulnerabilities.
The platform aggregates and analyzes more than 100 structured data points to generate a comprehensive risk profile for each project. These insights are organized to help users understand not just whether a project is risky, but why that risk exists.
What Is Probability of Loss (PoL)?
The Probability of Loss (PoL) metric is the centerpiece of CORE.3. It is a forward-looking score that estimates the chance of users experiencing financial loss when engaging with a Web3 project. A higher PoL score signals higher exposure to potential losses, while a lower score suggests stronger operational resilience.
PoL is not intended as investment advice. Instead, it functions as a decision-support metric that enables more informed due diligence for investors, institutions, exchanges, and project teams.
How the PoL Framework Works
CORE.3 uses a layered analytical structure to calculate PoL:
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Conditions: Objective evidence such as audit history, smart contract controls, and governance practices
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Metrics: Focused evaluations covering areas like security posture, financial transparency, and operational maturity
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Categories: Weighted risk domains that prioritize factors most likely to lead to real-world financial loss
This structure allows the platform to remain data-driven while emphasizing the most critical risk factors.
Coverage, Transparency, and Platform Access
At launch, CORE.3 provides risk assessments for 50 Web3 projects, with plans to expand coverage to over 1,000 projects in the near term. The platform follows an open-access model, allowing users to view risk profiles derived from publicly available data.
Projects can also actively participate by submitting verified information, addressing identified risks, and improving their PoL scores over time. This approach encourages transparency and continuous improvement rather than one-time evaluations.
HAI Group’s Role in the Web3 Security Ecosystem
HAI Group operates as a global Web3 holding company and oversees a broader cybersecurity and blockchain risk ecosystem. Through CORE.3, the group aims to support industry self-regulation by offering standardized, objective risk metrics that align with institutional expectations.
