Guides
Analyse a token
What a token analysis checks, what each finding means, and how to read a score that carries missing checks.
GET
/api/v1/token/{address}API keyAnalyze a token
curl
curl https://api.molthood.org/api/v1/token/0x5fc5360d04… \
-H "Authorization: Bearer mk_live_..."What it checks
- Identity and supply
- Name, symbol, decimals, total supply, and holder count.
- Verification
- Whether published source exists for the contract. Unverified is a finding, not an absence.
- Owner powers
- What the owner can still do — mint, pause, blacklist, change fees. Found by scanning four-byte selectors, so it works even on an unverified contract.
- Tradability
- Whether a holder can actually sell. A honeypot is the one condition that makes every other signal beside the point.
- Market data
- Price, market cap, and volume where a source has them.
Reading the result
Start with facts.risk for the headline, then read evidence[] for the detail. Sort your attention by state: every unknown is something the platform wanted to check and could not, and reason says why.
Run it again later
Every run is stored against your key, so a second analysis of the same token produces a change report — what moved since last time. See Change detection.