Bytecode contains selector for upgradeToAndCall(address,bytes) (0x4f1ef286).
Why it matters: Logic can be replaced and immediately executed.
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- 0x4f1e…f286
- 0xe46b…580b
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Bytecode contains selector for upgradeToAndCall(address,bytes) (0x4f1ef286).
Why it matters: Logic can be replaced and immediately executed.
EIP-1967 implementation slot constant present; upgradeTo / upgradeToAndCall selector present
Why it matters: Implementation may change after users acquire tokens.
Bytecode contains selector for mint(address,uint256) (0x40c10f19).
Why it matters: Owner or privileged role may inflate supply, diluting holders.
Could not load a reliable holder set from explorer.
Why it matters: Concentration risk may be understated.
Could not map token to verified pools with reserve values.
Why it matters: Exit liquidity and LP ownership risks cannot be fully assessed.
Could not fully verify sellability.
Why it matters: Unknown sell risk must not be treated as safe.
Deployer wallet has little onchain history.
Why it matters: Not automatically malicious. This is shown as limited history, not low risk.
owner() returns zero address.
Why it matters: Classic owner path appears renounced; other admin roles may still exist.
We could not fully confirm whether normal users can sell.
Limited history. Not automatically bad, but little track record.
Owner: 0x0000…0000
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