Check the contract for hidden functions and threats.
With this command, you can conduct a quick analysis to verify the presence of malicious functions in the contract. Additionally, you can analyze top holders and obtain information about liquidity locks and renouncement of ownership rights.
Commands
Description
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/x contract_address
Provides information at the current moment.
FREE
Obtain information about the contract creator. Including the number of tokens in their wallet (Creator Balance). Additionally, if the creator executes a hidden renouncement of rights, you will be informed about the balance of that address (Owner Balance).
Details about the total number of holders. As well as the top 5 holders and the number of tokens in their wallets. Additionally, we have specified the balance at the contract address separately (CA Balance).
Taxes on token buy and sell in real-time.
In this section, you will be able to check the contract for a honeypot and also find out about liquidity locks and renouncement of ownership rights.
Information about malicious functions in the contract. Here is a list of possible functions:
Proxy: not the main contract, another contract manages its functions.
Mint Function: function for creating new tokens.
Stealth Owner: covert transfer of ownership rights by the contract.
Change Balance: alterations to the balances of holders.
Self Destruct: contract with a self-destruction function.
Hidden Owner: function of a hidden contract owner.
External Call: ability for external calls to the contract's functions.
Gas Abuse: hidden setting of a high gas fee during token trading.
Information about potential risks when trading with the token. Most of these functions may not pose problems, but it is still essential to consider them, as developers may leave loopholes for their own benefit. Here is a list of possible functions:
Cannot Buy: the token cannot be purchased.
Cannot Sell: the token cannot be sold.
Modifiable Tax: the ability to change taxes.
Pausable Transfer: the ability to pause trading.
Blacklist: the ability to block specific wallets.
Whitelist: the ability to create a special list of addresses that can trade before others.
Anti Whale: restrictions on trading or holding the maximum number of tokens.
Modifiable Anti Whale: modification of Anti Whale restrictions.
Trading Cooldown: creates time restrictions between token purchase and sale.
Personal Slippage: the ability for developers to set different taxes for individual wallets.
