Reading the contract and simulating a trade…
Reading the contract and simulating a trade…
This is not a guarantee. These checks read the contract and simulate a trade at one moment. A token can change after you look (owners raise taxes, upgrade code and pull liquidity) and some tricks hide from any automatic check. A clean result is not a recommendation to buy, and a red flag is not proof of a scam. Nothing here is financial advice.
The contract: whether its source is published, whether it can be upgraded and by whom, what the owner can still do (mint, pause, blacklist, change the tax or trading limits) and whether ownership is renounced. Trading: a simulated buy, transfer and sell with the tax each one costs. Liquidity: the size of the main pool and whether its LP tokens are burned, locked or held by the team. Paid plans add the largest holders and fresh-wallet clusters.
Wardcrest asks a node to run a buy, a transfer and a sell through the token’s deepest V2-style pool as a read-only call, with funds that exist only inside the simulation. Nothing is sent to the chain and no wallet is involved. The simulated buyer is a contract and trades within one block, so tokens that treat contracts differently can fail where a person would not. Tokens that trade only on V3-style pools are not simulated.
No. The checker reads the contract and simulates trades at one moment. A clean result means none of these checks found a red flag, not that the token is sound or a good buy: owners can change taxes, upgrade code or pull liquidity later, and some scams hide their tricks from any automatic check. Nothing here is financial advice.
On Plus and above: how much of the supply the ten largest ordinary wallets hold (pools, burn addresses, lockers, exchanges and bridges left out), what the deployer and owner still hold, and whether several of the largest wallets are brand new and were first funded or supplied by the same address. Each check counts as one of your plan’s daily address reports.
Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum One, OP Mainnet, Polygon PoS and BNB Smart Chain; Uniswap V2 and V3 everywhere, plus SushiSwap, QuickSwap, PancakeSwap, Aerodrome and Velodrome where they run. Source verification and holders come from Blockscout, which does not cover BNB Smart Chain, so those parts are skipped there.
No wallet, no sign-in and no signature are needed. A result is kept for ten minutes so repeat checks are fast; the usage counter records only that the tool was used on a given day, never which token.