How should trading interfaces handle on-chain risk data?

One thing I’ve been thinking about recently:

Most DeFi trading interfaces optimize for execution, routing, slippage, speed, liquidity depth.

But on-chain risk data is usually external.

If you want to evaluate a token properly, you often check:

• Holder distribution

• Liquidity structure

• Contract permissions

• Mint/freeze authorities

• Vesting schedules

That information exists on-chain, but it’s rarely integrated directly into the trading interface itself.

Do you think execution and risk transparency should be merged into one interface?

Or is it better to keep trading and due diligence separate?

Curious how others think about this from a UX perspective.

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