Umbra
UMBRA
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
UMBRA (Umbra) achieves an overall score of 5.1 out of 10 based on the available data. The project shows positive signs in Active Development (7.5/10), evidenced by active governance proposals via MetaDAO, multisig execution on Squads, and completed audits, alongside ongoing multi-platform private mainnet rollout. However, the token suffers from very weak Market and Use Case metrics (3.0/10) due to low liquidity ($17K-$137K daily volume) and lack of verifiable traction, as well as a mediocre Security score (4.0/10) impacted by unverified links between the Solana token and earlier Ethereum audits, along with sector-wide privacy regulatory risks. Significant data gaps exist across three categories: Community Support (-1.0), Tokenomics (-1.0), and Team & Governance (-1.0), which were excluded from scoring and their weights redistributed. No qualifying red-flag events occurred against UMBRA directly, as the June 2026 Kelp exploit routing incident was external to the protocol itself.
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 Umbra (UMBRA)
Umbra (UMBRA) is a privacy-focused protocol and confidential vesting layer deployed on the Solana blockchain. Governed through MetaDAO with execution handled via Squads multisig, the protocol is structured to facilitate private transactional activity. The project's technical deployment has included a staged private mainnet rollout across iOS TestFlight, Android APK, and web browser extension environments.
Development records indicate that the protocol completed a security audit with Halborn in late 2024 and has conducted governance votes, including the passage of proposal UMBRA-002 in January 2026. However, public code metrics are unavailable due to private development, and security evaluators such as CertiK note unverified linkages between the Solana asset and prior Ethereum-based smart contract audits.
In June 2026, the protocol was involved in an illicit fund flow when approximately $800,000 of stolen assets from the Kelp protocol exploit was routed through Umbra, leading the team to temporarily place its hosted front end into maintenance mode. In addition to sector-wide regulatory scrutiny surrounding privacy platforms, UMBRA experiences low market liquidity, with 24-hour trading volumes historically ranging between $17,000 and $137,000.