The security check rates Voxies (VOXEL) at a medium risk level. The two reasons are how concentrated the token's holdings are and how little liquidity sits in decentralised exchange (DEX) pools. Most of the automated contract checks came back clean.

• Selling and buying: the automated check did not flag a honeypot (a token that blocks sales). It also found no restriction on selling all of a holder's tokens and no restriction on buying. Buy tax is 0% and sell tax is 0%.
• Owner powers: the check found no ability to mint new tokens, change balances, pause transfers, blacklist addresses, upgrade the contract or self-destruct it. A hidden owner was not detected. An owner address does exist, and the source code is verified.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 80% of supply, and the largest single holder holds 56.6%. Burned and locked addresses are excluded from these figures. The check notes that top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts. There are 107,199 holders in total.
• Liquidity: DEX pools hold $840 of liquidity across 18 pools. 0% of the liquidity provider (LP) tokens are locked or burned. Market data shows a market cap of $540.1K and 24-hour volume of $31.8K.