The security check rates EYWA on Ethereum as medium risk, based on two flags: the contract allows new tokens to be minted, and the holdings are highly concentrated. Several other checks came back clean.

• Selling: the check did not flag a honeypot, meaning holders are not blocked from selling, and it did not flag a cannot-sell-all or cannot-buy restriction.
• Taxes: the check lists a buy tax of 0% and a sell tax of 0%.
• Minting: the check reports that the contract is mintable, so its code allows new tokens to be created. This is one of the two reasons for the medium rating. An owner address exists.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders together hold 100%, and the largest holder also holds 100%. That holder is a contract and is not locked. The data notes that top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts. There are 39 holders in total.
• Liquidity and market: the GoPlus data shows no DEX pools. cmc.io lists a market cap of $387.5K and a 24-hour volume of $6349.
• Other checks that came back negative: no blacklist function, no ability to pause transfers, no ability to change balances, no hidden owner, no self-destruct, no upgradeable proxy, and the source code is verified.