The security check rates Ooki (OOKI) on Ethereum as medium risk, for three reasons: its contract is an upgradeable proxy, its holdings are concentrated among a few wallets, and its decentralised exchange (DEX) liquidity is low. The check did not flag a honeypot, which is a token that blocks holders from selling.

• Trading tests: the check did not flag a honeypot, and it did not find restrictions on selling all tokens or on buying. Buy tax and sell tax are both listed as 0%.
• Owner powers: the check did not find a mint function, a blacklist, a pause on transfers, or an owner's ability to change balances. The contract has an owner address, and its source code is verified.
• Upgradeable contract: the check marks the contract as an upgradeable proxy. This means its underlying code can be replaced, so it is listed as one of the three reasons for the medium level.
• Holder concentration: the top 10 holders hold 82.5% of supply, and the largest single holder holds 61.7%. The check excludes burn and locked addresses, notes that top holders may include exchange wallets and contracts, and counts 6,047 holders.
• Liquidity: there are 7 DEX pools with a total of $625 in liquidity, and 0% of liquidity tokens are locked or burned. Market data shows $0 trading volume over 24 hours.