What it shows
The Geopolitical Risk Terminal is a Premium page that turns news into a risk reading for markets. It shows a risk score gauge with sub-scores and a sentiment label: risk-off, cautious, neutral or risk-on. A country status bar and map show where activity is concentrated. A development feed can be filtered by war, energy, diplomacy, trade or sanctions. Further panels show active risk factors, a situation briefing and historical context. Asset scenarios cover commodities, equity sectors, crypto, forex and bonds. A risk trend chart sits next to the crypto Fear and Greed index. Another panel lists current prices. A chat panel lets you ask questions about the data.
How to read it
Read the sentiment label and the score first, then open the sub-scores to see what moves the score. Select a country on the map to filter the news feed. Check the source and time of each news item. In the asset section, treat each line as a scenario written by the analysis and not as a price forecast. Use the risk trend chart to see whether the score is rising or falling, and compare it with crypto Fear and Greed. Check the update time at the bottom of the page.
- Read the sentiment label, then open the sub-scores.
- Select a country or a news category to narrow the feed.
- Compare the risk trend line with the crypto Fear and Greed line.
What to keep in mind
The score and the asset scenarios come from AI-assisted analysis of news. News can be wrong, late or one-sided, and a model can misread it. A high score does not mean that a market will fall, and a low score does not mean calm. The page is not investment advice. Sources and update times are shown on the page, so check them before you rely on a reading.
A missing value is not zero. Check the source and time under each data block before you compare numbers.
Questions
How can a geopolitical risk score help with crypto analysis?
It gives one place to see whether news flow is calm or tense and which regions or topics drive it. You can compare it with market data on other NinjaTools pages. It is context for your own analysis and not a trade signal.
Which news categories does the terminal cover?
The feed filter has categories for war, energy, diplomacy, trade and sanctions, plus an option to show all items. You can also select a country on the map to see only news that relates to it.
Is the Geopolitical Risk Terminal free?
No. The terminal is part of NinjaTools Premium. Open it with an account that has Premium access. Accounts without Premium access cannot use the full terminal, which includes the score, the news feed and the chat panel. The app lists plans and what they include.