Is CASHCAT Safe? What Our Security Scan of Cash Cat Found
Introduction to Cash Cat
Cash Cat (CASHCAT) is currently drawing attention, and we have run it through our RugShield security scanner to provide an assessment of its security.
What the scan found
The scan found that Cash Cat has a trust score of 65, which corresponds to a trust grade of A. The scam probability is 35%, and there is no honeypot signal detected. The token has no buy or sell taxes. It is mintable, but its ownership has not been renounced, and the contract is verified. The liquidity is $26,997, with no liquidity locked. There are 2,198 holders, with the top 10 holders accounting for 37% of the total.
What this means for you
The findings of the scan indicate that while Cash Cat has some positive signals, such as a reasonable holder distribution and no freeze authority, it also has some risk factors. The active mint authority and low liquidity depth are concerns that potential investors should be aware of. The fact that the ownership has not been renounced and the token metadata can still be changed by an authority may also be seen as risks.
The presence of 2,198 holders and the lack of a balance-mutation authority are positive signals. However, the low liquidity depth and the possibility of supply inflation due to the active mint authority are factors that investors should consider carefully.
This analysis is based on automated on-chain analysis and should not be taken as financial advice. For the full live scan of Cash Cat, please visit the scan page. You can also use our free scanner at RugShield to assess the security of other tokens.