The security check rates The Root Network (ROOT) token as high risk, based on our rules. The main factors are owner-related functions, the concentration of holdings, and low DEX liquidity. Several checks came back clean, as described below.

• The check found no honeypot behaviour: selling and buying are not reported as blocked, and the buy tax and sell tax are both 0%.
• The owner-related flags raise concerns. The token is mintable, so new tokens can be created, and transfers can be paused. The check also reports a hidden owner. The owner is listed as none (renounced or no owner function).
• Some other owner controls were not found. The check did not flag the ability to change balances, a blacklist function, an upgradeable proxy, or self-destruct. Source code is reported as verified.
• Holdings are concentrated. The top 10 holders hold 53.6%, and the largest holder, a contract, holds 33.9%. There are 12,660 holders. Burn and locked addresses are excluded from these figures, and top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts.
• DEX liquidity is low. The token has 7 pools with $969 of liquidity in total, and 0% of LP tokens are reported as locked or burned.