Not from a recognised launchpad — bespoke code carries none of the guarantees a known factory fixes
Each warning, and the evidence for it, is under Security.
Building this chart from on-chain trades — usually a few seconds…
7d and 30d are CoinGecko's figures for this coin across every market it trades in — not this pool alone.
Launched 1 token we can see · 0 graduated (site-wide, 1.1% ever do) · 1 still trading
Nothing in this wallet’s record stands out. That is weak evidence of safety: a deployer can use a fresh wallet for every launch, and this record only covers launches we have seen.
A sale counts only when both halves are visible in the first ~5 minutes after a launch: most of the deployer’s holding left the wallet and the quote asset came back to it. History warns; it never blocks a trade on its own. Checked 1 hour ago.
733 tokens on this chain share this contract's exact structure — the same code size and the same function set — so it was mass produced by a launchpad, not written for this token. We have not identified which launchpad, so its specific guarantees are unverified, but bespoke backdoors are not typically found in a template that hundreds of unrelated tokens share.
Non-custodial: we never hold your funds or keys, and nothing is sent without your click. Before your wallet opens, we check the transaction matches what you asked for — a verified swap contract, the amount you typed, and the exact amount of ETH it attaches. We compare quotes from several aggregators and use the best one. Our 0.10% fee is already included in the amount shown. Once it confirms, we record the transaction against your address so your history is there on your other devices — what that means.