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Before you click confirm, walk through this checklist. This is for education only — not a guarantee of safety or a security audit.
Is the contract verified on a reputable explorer?
Has the contract been renounced or is ownership still upgradable?
Has the contract been audited by a reputable firm?
Do you understand what the contract functions do?
Is there meaningful, locked liquidity, or can the deployer pull it?
Is there enough liquidity for your trade size?
Is liquidity spread across multiple DEXs or concentrated in one?
Is the team doxxed, or fully anonymous with no track record?
Does the team have a track record of delivering or previous rug pulls?
Is the team responsive and transparent, or do they avoid questions?
Is there a huge allocation to insiders or dev wallet?
Is the total supply and emission schedule clear and reasonable?
Is token distribution concentrated in a few wallets or spread out?
Is the community driven by info or pure hype and memes?
Does the community look organic or full of bots and fake accounts?
How does the team/community handle criticism or FUD?
Are you double-checking URLs and avoiding fake support links?
Are you checking what permissions you're granting (approve vs transfer)?
Are you avoiding fake support accounts and official-looking scams?
You marked 0 checks as “I’m Not Sure / Red Flag”.
The more “unsure” answers you have, the more careful you should be. Consider pausing, asking more questions, or skipping the trade entirely.
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Educational Only — Not a Security Audit
This checklist is for education only. It does not guarantee safety, is not a security audit, and is not advice to interact with any protocol. Always do your own research, use reputable services, and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
