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Health and churn signals turn raw activity into prioritization: who’s cooling off, who’s worth a win-back, and who’s healthy enough to leave alone.

The signals

Enrichment and engagement data roll up into a few signals you can segment and query on:
  • Engagement score (0 to 100), a weighted blend of recent on-chain activity, active days, holdings, and portfolio value. See Wallet Enrichment.
  • Churn risk, derived from how recently a contact was active: low within 30 days, medium at 30 to 60, high beyond 60, plus unknown for wallets with no recorded activity.
  • Days since last activity, the raw recency behind churn risk.
All three are columns on the contact_360 view, so you can build any cohort from them in the SQL editor.

Questions they answer

  • Which high-value wallets are cooling off and need follow-up?
  • Which contacts open emails but have gone quiet on-chain?
  • Which audience should get a campaign versus an automation branch?

Recommendation

Treat these as prioritization inputs alongside contract behavior, campaign response, and product context, not as isolated scores. A high churn risk on a wallet that just minted means something different from one that never engaged.