Token Audit
The /audit
command analyzes a token's smart contract for potential risks or suspicious behavior. It performs a comprehensive check on the token's contract, identifying issues such as possible scams, honeypots, or other malicious patterns. This feature is designed to help users make informed decisions before interacting with a token.
You can also use the '🔍 Audit' button from the main menu ( /start
) or search results.
You will see options for the top gainers in the last 24 hours. You can either:
Use the interactive buttons to select a token and view its details.
If you know the token's address, you can search for it directly.
The following table provides definitions for each field in the audit results, helping you interpret the information and assess the token's safety.
Contract Verified ✅
The token’s source code is publicly available and matches the deployed bytecode, ensuring transparency.
Honey Pot 🍯
A scam where users can buy the token but are blocked from selling it.
Mintable 🪙
The contract allows new tokens to be created, which can lead to inflation or manipulation.
Potentially a Scam ⚠️
Red flags found—such as hidden functions, ownership control, or misleading mechanics.
Proxy 🌀
Uses a proxy contract, allowing logic to be changed after deployment—can be risky if misused.
Tax Modifiable 🧮
Buy/sell tax can be changed by the owner, possibly to maliciously trap or drain funds.
Black Listed 🚫
Includes functions to block specific addresses from trading.
Contract Renounced 📜
Ownership has been relinquished—reduces risk of future manipulation.
Buy Tax
Fee applied when purchasing the token, usually sent to the dev/team or liquidity.
Sell Tax
Fee applied when selling the token, usually sent to the dev/team or liquidity.
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