BORA
BORA
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
BORA presents a mixed profile characterized by ongoing platform development and structured tokenomics, contrasted by weak market presence, poor community metrics, and security transparency issues. On the positive side, METABORA SINGAPORE continues active development, including the BORA DEEPS v2.0 release in early 2026 and the BORA 3.0 mainnet upgrade with a fixed supply cap (1,205,750,000 BORA) and a 50% gas fee burn mechanism. However, significant weaknesses persist: community engagement and on-chain holder growth are very weak, daily trading volume and liquidity remain thin in a saturated gaming/metaverse sector, and no independent third-party smart contract audits from recognized security firms were verified. Furthermore, the token has suffered a substantial, unrecovered drawdown from historical highs. Note: The Team and Governance section lacked sufficient project-specific data (scoring -1.0) and was excluded from the weighted score calculation, with its weight redistributed across the remaining five sections.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About BORA (BORA)
BORA (BORA) is the native utility token of the BORA decentralized entertainment platform, developed by METABORA Singapore and deployed on the Klaytn blockchain with a cross-chain presence on Ethereum. The project is focused on digital content distribution, gaming, and metaverse applications, aiming to incentivize network participants and facilitate digital asset transactions. Platform developments include the BORA DEEPS v2.0 release in March 2026 and the BORA 3.0 mainnet framework.
Under the BORA 3.0 update, the platform unified its prior dual-token structure into a single BORA token and withdrew a previously planned inflation schedule. The maximum supply is fixed at 1,205,750,000 BORA and operates under a deflationary mechanism where 50% of gas fees are burned. The ecosystem also utilizes a 1:1 lock-and-mint bridge mechanism across supported chains.
The project faces notable market and structural risks. BORA has suffered a substantial, unrecovered price drawdown exceeding 50% from historical highs, with trading activity characterized by thin volume and low market liquidity. Furthermore, no verified third-party security audits from recognized independent firms exist in public records, and on-chain scanning data identifies multiple contract alerts alongside a retained privileged owner role. Transparency remains constrained due to an absence of public code repositories, lack of verified team governance documentation, and weak organic community participation.