The security check rates this token as medium risk. The three flagged items are an upgradeable proxy contract, a concentrated holder base, and low DEX liquidity. Several common red-flag tests came back clean, including the honeypot and tax checks.

• Selling and buying: the check did not find a honeypot, meaning holders are not blocked from selling. The flags for being unable to sell all tokens and being unable to buy are also not set.
• Taxes: the check lists a buy tax of 0% and a sell tax of 0%.
• Owner powers: the check did not find functions to mint new tokens, blacklist addresses, pause transfers, change balances, or hide the owner. An owner address does exist, and the source code is verified.
• Upgradeable contract: the contract is an upgradeable proxy, which is one of the three medium-risk reasons. This means its underlying code can be replaced by whoever controls the upgrade path.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 82.5% of supply, and the largest holder holds 61.7%. Burn and locked addresses are excluded from this figure, and the top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts. There are 6,046 holders.
• Liquidity: the token has 7 DEX pools with a combined liquidity of $629, and 0% of LP tokens are locked or burned. The 24-hour trading volume is $0, and the market cap is $1.06M.