The security check rates this token as high risk. The rating rests on three factors: ownership can be taken back, the buy tax, and the sell tax. Most other checks did not flag problems.

• Selling: the check did not flag the token as a honeypot, and it did not flag limits on selling all tokens or on buying. It does list anti-whale limits as present.
• Taxes: buying carries a tax of 4%, and selling carries a tax of 3.3%. These two taxes are among the reasons for the high rating.
• Owner: the contract owner is recorded as renounced (zero/dead address), but the check flags that ownership can be taken back. The check did not flag the owner's ability to mint, pause transfers, blacklist addresses, upgrade the contract, or change balances.
• Holders: the top 10 holders own 22.4% and the largest holder owns 16.8%. A burn address holds 61.3% and is locked, so the check excludes it from these figures. There are 527,401 holders in total, and top holders can include exchange wallets and contracts.
• Liquidity: there is $2.57M of liquidity across 12 pools, and 98.8% of the LP tokens are locked or burned. The market cap is $5.64M and the 24-hour volume is $56K.