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# OrbAnalytics Overview

**The goal of OrbAnalytics is, to save you time doing your crypto reasearch to find the best opportunities and avoid scams.** 

Therefore OrbAnalytics monitors onchain and offchain data to help you, making better trading and investment decisions and we offer various features to avoid scams. 

Before buying any crypto token, you should do your own research (DYOR). Always. The basic steps and how this is done manually are outlined [here in our DYOR manual](/orbitrum/orbanalytics/do-your-own-research.md). 

OrbAnalytics supports this process by monitoring and aggregating various data sources into a useful token report and a risk score (OrbScore), we assign to each token. 

In this part of the documentation you can find some information on how we archive that: 

[On-chain analysis](/orbitrum/orbanalytics/on-chain-analysis.md)

[Off-chain analysis](/orbitrum/orbanalytics/off-chain-analysis.md)

[Scam detection](/orbitrum/orbanalytics/scam-detection.md)

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