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FAQ

General

What Molthood is, what it is not, and what it will not tell you.

Will it tell me whether a token is a scam?

No, and it will not pretend to. It reports what it could establish: whether the contract is verified, what powers the owner retains, whether a holder can sell, how supply is distributed. Those facts are usually enough to make a decision — but the decision is yours, and the platform does not dress a score up as a verdict.

Does a high score mean it is safe?

It means the checks that ran found little wrong. Read the unknowns alongside it: a score of 88 with four unknown findings is a much weaker statement than 88 with none, because a score cannot account for checks that did not run.

Why is there no chat interface?

Because a conversation makes it easy to present a guess as a finding. Here, findings carry the URL they came from and the state they were established in. The one piece of model-written prose in a report is labelled as exactly that, and everything above it can be checked without trusting the model at all.

Which chains are supported?

Robinhood Chain only — chain id 4663. The platform is built for it rather than adapted to it, and the console never constructs an explorer URL itself: links come from the backend, so the frontend has no opinion about which explorer this chain uses.

Is there an SDK?

No. Every route is a documented GET or POST returning JSON, which curl can drive. There is no package to install and nothing to keep in sync with the API.