The security check rates TomoCat (TOMO) on Ethereum as medium risk. The two reasons are a blacklist function in the contract and low liquidity on decentralised exchanges. Most other checks came back clean.

• Selling: the check found no sign that holders cannot sell (honeypot: no). Buy and sell taxes are both 0%.
• Blacklist: the contract has a blacklist function, which means certain addresses could be blocked from transfers. This is one of the two reasons for the medium rating.
• Owner powers: ownership is renounced (zero/dead address). The check found no minting, no pausing of transfers, no ability to change balances, no upgradeable proxy and no hidden owner.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 21.4% of supply and the largest holder holds 12.2%. That largest holder is labelled UniswapV2, a trading pool. Burn and locked addresses are excluded, and 13,934 holders are counted.
• Liquidity: there is one trading pool with $20.3K in liquidity. The LP tokens are 100% locked or burned. Low liquidity is the second reason for the medium rating. Market cap is $818.8K and 24-hour trading volume is $0.