The security check rates Cratos (CRTS) at medium risk. The rating reflects four flagged items: the token can be minted, it has a blacklist function, its holdings are concentrated, and its DEX liquidity is low.

• Selling and buying: the honeypot check did not flag the token, and the checks for being unable to sell all tokens or to buy did not flag it either. Buy and sell taxes are both 0%.
• Minting: the contract allows new tokens to be minted, so the total supply can increase. An owner address exists.
• Blacklist and owner powers: the contract has a blacklist function, which the check flagged. Other owner powers were not flagged: changing balances, pausing transfers, a hidden owner, an upgradeable proxy and self-destruct. The source code is verified.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 90.1% of supply, and the largest holder holds 29.6%. Of about 7,464 holders, none of the top five holdings are marked as locked. The note says the top holders may include exchange wallets and contracts.
• Liquidity: DEX liquidity is $259 across 2 pools, and 0% of the LP tokens are locked or burned. For context, cmc.io shows a market cap of $2.98M and 24-hour volume of $125.8K.