The security check rates this token at medium risk, mainly because its contract can be upgraded and because it has little liquidity on decentralized exchanges. Most of the automated checks did not flag problems.

• Selling: the check did not find a honeypot, and it did not find limits that stop holders from selling or buying. Buy and sell taxes are both 0%.
• Owner powers: the check found no owner who can mint new tokens, pause transfers, blacklist addresses, change balances, or self-destruct the contract. The owner is listed as none.
• Upgradeable contract: the token uses an upgradeable proxy. This means its underlying logic can be replaced, which is one of the two reasons for the medium rating. The check did not identify who controls that upgrade.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 29.2% of supply, and the largest holder holds 7.6%. There are 3,998 holders. The check notes that top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts.
• Liquidity: DEX liquidity is $4895 across 14 pools, and 0% of liquidity pool tokens are locked or burned. The low liquidity is the second reason for the medium rating.