The security check rates Marblex (MBX) as high risk, mainly because the owner can hide behind an unlabelled address, new tokens can be minted, and transfers can be paused. Holdings are heavily concentrated and DEX liquidity is very low. Several other checks came back clean.

• Selling: the check did not flag a honeypot, and it found no limit on selling all tokens or on buying. Buy and sell taxes are both 0%.
• Owner powers: an owner address exists and the owner is marked as hidden. The token is mintable, meaning new tokens can be created, and transfers can be paused. Each of these is a reason for the high rating.
• Reassuring owner checks: the token has no blacklist function, the owner cannot change balances, ownership cannot be taken back, the contract cannot self-destruct, and it is not an upgradeable proxy. The source code is verified.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 95.6%, and the largest single holder, an unlabelled wallet, holds 87.8%. There are 4,064 holders. Burn and locked addresses are excluded from these figures, and top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts.
• Liquidity: DEX liquidity is $1641 across 7 pools, and 0% of LP tokens are locked or burned.