The security check rates this token's risk as medium. The three items behind that level are an upgradeable proxy contract, concentrated holdings, and low DEX liquidity. Several other checks did not flag issues, including honeypot status and taxes.

• Upgradeable contract: the token is an upgradeable proxy, so its underlying code can be changed after deployment. The check lists the owner as none, but this item is still one of the three reasons for the medium level.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 61.9% of supply and the largest single holder holds 21.1%. None of the five largest holders is marked as locked. The check notes that top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts. There are 12,244 holders.
• Liquidity: DEX liquidity totals $20K across 7 pools, and 0% of LP tokens are locked or burned. cmc.io market data shows a market cap of $46.46M and 24-hour volume of $2.16M.
• Reassuring results: the check did not flag a honeypot, found no restriction on selling all tokens or on buying, and shows buy tax and sell tax of 0%.
• Other reassuring results: the check did not find a mint function, a pause function, a blacklist function, a way for the owner to change balances, a hidden owner, a self-destruct function, or a way to take back ownership. The source code is verified.