- CertiK now uses ChainGPT’s Web3 LLM to generate easy-to-read token risk summaries for over 10,000 crypto assets.
- ChainGPT’s SDK integration took under two weeks, making it easier for CertiK to simplify smart contract risks for everyday users.
CertiK is now bringing a refresh to their Token Scan feature. Instead of just a list of technical data or a series of graphs, users can now read a summary of token risks in a more relaxed and easy-to-understand language. This is all made possible by a collaboration with ChainGPT, a Web3-based AI technology provider that is increasingly being talked about in the crypto community.
Imagine you want to know if a token is vulnerable to being held by only one party, or if its contract can still be modified unilaterally. In the past, you had to dig through lines of code or at least understand smart contract audits.
But now, just open Token Scan and you will be presented with a short summary that explains potential risks such as central control, vulnerability to reentrancy, or suspicious liquidity. All explained in a style that doesn’t make your head spin.
CertiK just got an AI upgrade, powered by ChainGPT!
Our Web3-LLM now powers @CertiK's Token Scan, turning complex on-chain risk data into clear, actionable summary, solving data overload for crypto users.
Supported by a $20K grant. 🏆
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— ChainGPT (@Chain_GPT) June 17, 2025
ChainGPT’s AI is Not Only Good at Writing, But Also Fast
The integration didn’t take long. It took CertiK less than two weeks to incorporate the ChainGPT Web3‑LLM SDK into their system. Usually, integrating AI into Web3 products takes much longer, especially if you have to build your own model from scratch. But because ChainGPT already provides ready-to-use tools, the CertiK team just needs to install it, test it a bit, and get going.
Interestingly, CertiK also received a $20,000 grant from ChainGPT’s Web3-AI Grant program. With that funding, the integration process is cheaper and faster to execute. And the results can now be felt by users. Data from more than 10,000 tokens has now been summarized by AI in Token Scan, while CertiK itself monitors more than 16 million tokens from 14,000+ projects.
Furthermore, users have responded enthusiastically. The summary that was once only read by developers is now also attracting the attention of retail investors. The use of this feature is even said to be able to increase user engagement by up to 20%, and the churn rate has actually decreased by 15%. It is no wonder that this step is considered quite strategic.
Support from ChainGPT is Increasingly Widening, Not Just CertiK
Interestingly, ChainGPT is apparently on a bigger mission. Previously, CNF highlighted the launch of AgenticOS, a platform made by ChainGPT that allows anyone to create autonomous AI agents. These agents can tweet on their own on X, without the need for human intervention.
Not just tweeting, but being able to sort crypto news in real-time, then immediately write it into ready-to-air content. Like having a personal social media admin who never sleeps.
On the other hand, in mid-April, ChainGPT also collaborated with Marlin Protocol. This collaboration focuses on access to ChainGPT’s AI tools to strengthen the performance of Web3 applications through secure processing via TEE (Trusted Execution Environment). This means that developers can run DeFi strategies or AI models without fear of data leaks.
However, even though the technology looks promising, the performance of the ChainGPT token (CGPT) in the market is actually weakening. When this article was written, the price of CGPT was around $0.086 per token, down around 7% in the last 24 hours. Its market cap is also below $75 million. But as usual, the crypto market is full of surprises.
