How the safety score works
Every token on this site is run through a set of automated checks against its smart contract. The score is the share of the checks it passes, weighted by how badly each one can hurt you. It is a summary of machine-readable contract facts and nothing more.
What this score cannot tell you. It reads the contract, not the people. A token can pass all nine checks and still go to zero — because the team stops working on it, because the hype ends, or because holders sell. It cannot detect a slow rug, a compromised social account, or a founder who simply walks away. A high score means "no obvious technical trap was found today", not "this is safe to buy".
If fewer than four checks return data, no score is shown at all. A partial check rendered as a number would read as reassurance we have not earned.
Two checklists, because two kinds of chain
EVM chains and Solana are not the same machine, and pretending otherwise would produce a dishonest number. An EVM contract can be a honeypot, charge a transfer tax and be renounced; none of those concepts exist on Solana, which instead has mint, freeze and close authorities. Scoring a Solana token against the EVM list would mark it "unknown" on most checks and produce a low score that reflects the checklist, not the token. So each kind has its own list, each scored out of its own weights.
Therefore scores are comparable within a chain family, and only roughly across one. A Base 80 and a Solana 80 both mean "passed most of what we can check here", not "equally safe".
EVM chains — 9 checks (Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, Tron)
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Not a honeypot
A honeypot lets you buy and then blocks selling. GoPlus simulates a sell; if the simulation fails, the token fails this check. It is the most severe flag on the board, which is why it carries the most weight. 30 pts - ·
Can sell entire balance
Some contracts allow a partial sell but silently block selling the full holding — the practical effect is the same as a honeypot for anyone trying to exit. 15 pts - ·
Buy/sell tax under 10%
A transfer tax above 10% means a round trip loses a fifth of the position before any price movement. Some contracts also allow the tax to be raised after launch. 10 pts - ·
Supply not mintable
If the contract can mint, the owner can print new tokens and dilute holders to nothing at any moment. 10 pts - ·
Ownership renounced
A renounced contract cannot be changed by its deployer. Not renounced is not automatically bad — active projects keep ownership for upgrades — but it is a live risk that depends on trusting a person. 10 pts - ·
Owner cannot reclaim
Some contracts renounce ownership but keep a function that takes it back. That is worse than never renouncing, because it looks safe. 5 pts - ·
Transfers not pausable
A pausable contract can freeze all trading, including yours. 5 pts - ·
Majority of LP locked
If liquidity is not locked, whoever holds it can withdraw the pool and leave the token untradeable. This is the classic rug. 10 pts - ·
Top 10 hold under 50%
Heavy concentration means a handful of wallets can crash the price by selling. It is a normal condition for very new tokens, so it is weighted lightly. 5 pts
Solana — 8 checks (Solana)
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Mint authority revoked
If the contract can mint, the owner can print new tokens and dilute holders to nothing at any moment. 30 pts - ·
Freeze authority revoked
A live freeze authority can stop your specific account from transferring the token at any time — Solana's closest equivalent to a blacklist. 25 pts - ·
Token is transferable
A non-transferable token cannot be moved or sold at all. 15 pts - ·
Balances not mutable by an authority
An authority that can rewrite balances can reduce yours directly. 10 pts - ·
Account not closable
A closable token account can be shut by an authority. 5 pts - ·
Metadata not mutable
Mutable metadata means the name, symbol and image can be changed after you buy — the mechanism behind tokens that impersonate another project after launch. 5 pts - ·
Majority of LP locked
If liquidity is not locked, whoever holds it can withdraw the pool and leave the token untradeable. This is the classic rug. 10 pts - ·
Top 10 hold under 50%
Heavy concentration means a handful of wallets can crash the price by selling. It is a normal condition for very new tokens, so it is weighted lightly. 5 pts
Checks are performed by GoPlus Security against Base (8453), Solana (solana), Ethereum (1), BNB Chain (56), Robinhood Chain (4663), Tron (tron), captured 2026-08-07. Weights are ours; the underlying flags are theirs, reproduced without reinterpretation.
Reading the bands
No obvious contract traps found.
At least one meaningful flag. Read the per-coin breakdown.
Serious flags present. Treat with extreme caution.
