Token intelligence

Token analysis is mostly about control. Price and supply are easy to read; what matters is who can change the rules after you buy.

Contract powers

Mint authority

Whether new supply can be created, and by whom.

Pause

Whether transfers can be halted. If they can, your ability to sell is conditional on somebody's decision.

Transfer restrictions

Blacklists, allowlists, maximum amounts, cooldowns.

Ownership

Whether an owner exists, whether it is renounced, and whether it is identifiable at all.

Proxy

Whether the code behind the address can be replaced with different code.

Taxes

Fees taken on buy or sell, and whether they can be changed.

Verification

An unverified contract is a finding, not a gap. It means the published source cannot be matched to the deployed bytecode, so none of the reassurance a source-code review would give you is available.

Reading the score

Higher is safer. A score is the output of named signals with stated severities, all of which are shown — so you can disagree with the weighting and still use the evidence underneath it.