The security check rates Wilder World (WILD) as medium risk. The two reasons are that the token contract can be upgraded and that DEX liquidity is low. Many other checks returned reassuring results.

• Selling: the check did not flag a honeypot, and it found no restriction that blocks selling all tokens or blocks buying. Buy tax and sell tax are both 0%.
• Owner powers: the check reports no owner (renounced or no owner function). It found no ability to mint new tokens, pause transfers, blacklist addresses, change balances, or self-destruct.
• Upgradeable contract: the token uses an upgradeable proxy, so its underlying code could be replaced later. The check does not name who controls that upgrade. This is one of the two reasons for the medium level.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 46.1% and the largest holder holds 8.8%, across 22,339 holders. The note says burn and locked addresses are excluded and that top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts.
• Liquidity: DEX liquidity is $58.8K across 4 pools, and 0% of LP tokens are locked or burned. Low liquidity is the second reason for the medium level. For context, the market cap is $3.5M and 24-hour volume is $85.5K.