The security check gives this token a medium risk level. The main reasons are that its contract can be upgraded, that a large share of tokens sits with a few holders, and that the trading pools hold little liquidity.

• Selling: the check did not find a honeypot, meaning holders are not blocked from selling, and no sell limits or cooldowns were flagged. Buy and sell taxes are both 0%.
• Upgradeable contract: the token runs through an upgradeable proxy. This means its underlying code could be changed by whoever controls the upgrade. The check reports the owner as none, which is a reassuring sign, but the upgrade mechanism itself is a flagged reason for the medium level.
• Owner powers: the check did not find a mint function, a pause function, a blacklist, or a way for the owner to change holder balances or take back ownership. The source code is verified.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 72.4% of supply, and the largest single holder holds 16.1%. None of the top holder positions are marked as locked. There are 23,972 holders in total. The check notes that top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts.
• Liquidity: DEX liquidity is $1261 across 6 pools, and 0% of the LP tokens are locked or burned. This is listed as a reason for the medium level. Market data shows a market cap of $1.37M and a 24-hour volume of $1.69M.