Our rules rate this token's risk level as medium. The main reasons are that the mint authority is active, the metadata can be changed, holdings are concentrated among a few wallets, and DEX liquidity is low. Some checks came back reassuring, as described below.

• Minting: the mint authority is active, so the token's owner can still create new tokens. This check does not show whether or how that right would be used.
• Freezing and closing: the freeze authority is off and the token cannot be closed, so holders' tokens cannot be frozen through this function.
• Balances and fees: the check found no authority to change balances and no upgradable transfer fee. The check does not report buy or sell taxes.
• Metadata: the token's metadata can still be changed. This is one of the reasons for the medium rating.
• Holders and liquidity: the top 10 holders own 71.9% of supply and the largest holder 16.9%. The top five are unlabelled wallets, none marked as locked. DEX liquidity is $3925 across 10 pools, against a market cap of $5.64M and 24-hour volume of $24K.