🆗CA Security Checks

CA Security Checks : LP burned, Honeypot, Renounced, Mintable

⚠️ Disclaimer: Token security checks are for reference only and cannot guarantee 100% accuracy. Please carefully compare multiple security tools before trading.

Solana token security checks

MintDisable: "Yes" indicates safety, meaning that the token creator cannot issue additional tokens to manipulate the market.
Top10 hold: "Yes" indicates a relatively safe condition, meaning that the total holdings of the top 10 token holders are less than 30% of the total supply.
Blacklist: "No" indicates safety, meaning that the project cannot blacklist any wallet's transactions, reducing the risk of financial entrapment. “Yes”means:you are in this token dev‘s blacklist.you can't sell this token,it wil alert you that your wallet is frozen.
Burnt: Displaying the burn pool percentage: the higher the ratio, the better, with 100% indicating that the project cannot withdraw from the liquidity pool.
Rug probability: Display the probability of this token being a rug pull by analyzing the holders. The more holders who frequently buy rug pull tokens, the higher the likelihood that this token could be a rug pull.
Rug History: Display which rug pull tokens may have been previously launched by the creator of this token.

ETH token security checks

Honeypot: When "Yes," it indicates a honeypot, where the token creator uses technical measures to restrict the sale of tokens, leading to potential investment losses. Honeypot detection relies on third-party data sources such as Goplus, and the GMGN website may display this information with some delay, thus not guaranteeing timeliness or accuracy. Before trading, it is crucial to consult multiple token security audit tools to verify the token's safety.
Verified: The token's contract has been made open source on Etherscan.io , allowing for the source code to be reviewed.
Renounced: Contract permissions have been relinquished. However, be aware that some token contracts might fake "renouncement" and still update the code, transforming the token into a Honeypot, or blacklisting trader wallets to prohibit the buying, selling, or transferring of tokens.
Locked/Burned: Display the risk of liquidity pool withdrawal. The liquidity pool's LP tokens have either been locked (retrievable upon expiration) or burned (transferred to a burn address, making them irretrievable).
Buy/Sell Tax: Displays the transaction tax that needs to be additionally paid to the token creator during buying and selling. If the sell tax is excessively high (e.g., 99%), it indicates a Honeypot, making it impossible to sell, run away!

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Solana token security checks

MintDisable: "Yes" indicates safety, meaning that the token creator cannot issue additional tokens to manipulate the market.

Top10 hold: "Yes" indicates a relatively safe condition, meaning that the total holdings of the top 10 token holders are less than 30% of the total supply.

Blacklist: "No" indicates safety, meaning that the project cannot blacklist any wallet's transactions, reducing the risk of financial entrapment. “Yes”means:you are in this token dev‘s blacklist.you can't sell this token,it wil alert you that your wallet is frozen.

Burnt: Displaying the burn pool percentage: the higher the ratio, the better, with 100% indicating that the project cannot withdraw from the liquidity pool.

Rug probability: Display the probability of this token being a rug pull by analyzing the holders. The more holders who frequently buy rug pull tokens, the higher the likelihood that this token could be a rug pull.

Rug History: Display which rug pull tokens may have been previously launched by the creator of this token.

ETH token security checks

Honeypot: When "Yes," it indicates a honeypot, where the token creator uses technical measures to restrict the sale of tokens, leading to potential investment losses. Honeypot detection relies on third-party data sources such as Goplus, and the GMGN website may display this information with some delay, thus not guaranteeing timeliness or accuracy. Before trading, it is crucial to consult multiple token security audit tools to verify the token's safety.

Verified: The token's contract has been made open source on Etherscan.io , allowing for the source code to be reviewed.

Renounced: Contract permissions have been relinquished. However, be aware that some token contracts might fake "renouncement" and still update the code, transforming the token into a Honeypot, or blacklisting trader wallets to prohibit the buying, selling, or transferring of tokens.

Locked/Burned: Display the risk of liquidity pool withdrawal. The liquidity pool's LP tokens have either been locked (retrievable upon expiration) or burned (transferred to a burn address, making them irretrievable).

Buy/Sell Tax: Displays the transaction tax that needs to be additionally paid to the token creator during buying and selling. If the sell tax is excessively high (e.g., 99%), it indicates a Honeypot, making it impossible to sell, run away!