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How closely this project's public story matches patterns common in scams.
Rug risk vs scam risk — what's the difference?
Rug risk asks: can your money get trapped or drained? It looks at the mechanics — whether liquidity can be pulled, whether new supply can be minted, whether wallets can be frozen, how concentrated the holders are, and whether heavy selling is already underway.
Scam risk asks: does the project's story hold up? A token can pass every mechanical check and still be built on claims nobody can confirm, a famous name it has no connection to, or no identifiable people behind it. These often don't collapse at once — they fade as the story falls apart, which is sometimes called a slow rug.
Scam signals add to the rug-risk score, because a story that doesn't hold up tends to end the same way. Higher scores mean more of the warning signs that came before past rugs — what you do with that is your call.
Both scores are probabilities built from public information at the time of the scan. Neither predicts what will happen, and neither is a finding that any person committed fraud or that any project is a scam. A low score is not a guarantee. Always do your own research.
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Mint Authority
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LP Locked
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Top Holder %
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Honeypot Risk
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🛡 AUDIT FINDINGS
Classified on the same Critical / High / Medium / Low scale used in professional smart contract audit reports. Derived from on-chain data, not AI judgment.
⚠ AI ASSESSMENT NOTES
Additional context from Sentinel's AI model — claim verification and narrative-level observations not captured above.
🌐 PROJECT PRESENCE & CLAIM CHECK
📈 MARKET ACTIVITY
🔐 CONTRACT PERMISSIONS
What the token's authorities are still allowed to do. "Not reported" means the data source didn't return this field — treat it as unknown, not as safe.
🫧 SUPPLY MAP · TOP HOLDERS
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>15% supply5–15%<5%Locked / burnLP pool
Bubble size = share of total supply. Shows concentration among the top holders only — it does not map wallet-to-wallet transfers or shared funding sources. Accounts held by the same wallet are merged into one bubble.
📉 TRAJECTORY
How this token's own numbers have moved since Sentinel first scanned it — not a prediction, a record.