The automated check finds that the contract's main control settings are switched off. The medium level is based on holder concentration: a large share of the supply sits with a small number of holders.

• Control settings: the check shows that no one can create new tokens (mint authority is off), freeze holder balances, close the contract, change the token metadata, change balances, or upgrade the transfer fee.
• Holder concentration: the 10 largest holders together hold 88.4% of the supply, and the largest single holder holds 71.8%. Burn and locked addresses are excluded from this figure, and top holders can include exchange wallets or contracts.
• Top holders: the five largest listed holders are unlabelled wallets, with shares of 71.8%, 5.1%, 3.9%, 2.6% and 1.3%. None of them is marked as locked.
• Trading and liquidity: there are 10 DEX liquidity pools with $1.9M in total liquidity. Market data shows a 24-hour volume of $43.86M and a market cap of $303.69M.
• Holder count: the token has 670,583 holders, which is a broad base of addresses, although the supply is concentrated among the largest ones.