CoinGecko has migrated the cybersecurity component of its centralized exchange Trust Score from CER.live to Hacken's CORE3 platform, covering 166 exchanges. CORE3 data shows roughly 48% of 193 assessed exchanges provided no evidence of reserve proofs, penetration tests, or bug bounty programs, while only about 5.2% met all three. Users can view updated scores on CoinGecko and access multidimensional risk breakdowns on CORE3.
CoinGecko has moved the cybersecurity score within its centralized exchange Trust Score from CER.live to CORE3, the risk infrastructure platform by Hacken. The switch covers 166 exchanges and brings in a framework that puts more weight on forward-looking risk assessment.
According to CORE3 data, of the 193 exchanges it evaluated, roughly 48% did not provide evidence of reserve proofs, penetration testing, or bug bounty programs. Only about 5.2% met all three criteria at the same time.
Users can now check the updated cybersecurity scores on CoinGecko. On CORE3, they can also find a multidimensional risk breakdown covering security, solvency, and transparency, alongside loss probability metrics.
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