Paste a contract address. We read the chain directly and answer four questions that actually cost people money.
No wallet needed, nothing is connected, nothing is stored.
Try one query for $0.01 → Base USDC, no gas, no account.
Need the machine-readable version, or screening more than one?
Run a paid query — $0.01Base USDC, no gas, no account.
Can you sell it? A token you can buy but not sell is a honeypot. We ask the router for a real sell quote. If that reverts, you are trapped.
Can they mint more? A live mint function lets someone print supply and dilute you at will.
Can they pause trading? A pause or blacklist function lets someone freeze your ability to sell, which is a honeypot with a switch.
Can the liquidity be pulled? The most common rug. On a v2 pair we check whether the LP tokens were burned. If they sit in a wallet, that wallet can withdraw the pool.
This reads what the contract can do. It cannot read intent, it cannot see a team, and it is not a security audit. A contract with no red flags can still go to zero — most do.
For context on how often: we track every token launched on Base, and 582 of the 706 pools we are watching right now are dead or were never funded. Clean code is the floor, not a reason to buy.
The same checks are available as a machine-readable endpoint, priced per query, no account required. Useful if you are screening many tokens or wiring this into a bot.
Reads Base mainnet directly from your browser. Nothing is logged here.
Not a security audit and not investment advice. Absence of a red flag is not a guarantee of safety.