Is GNS Safe? Our Security Scan of Gains Network
Gains Network (GNS) scores 60/100 (grade B) on CryptoRefuge's RugShield security scan, with a composite scam-risk reading of 40% — we ran its contract through the scanner as it drew attention. Here is the full breakdown.
What the scan found
On Polygon, no honeypot signal was detected on the sell function. Buy tax is 0% and sell tax is 0%. The mint function is still active (supply can be inflated), and ownership is renounced. Tracked liquidity is $49,980 (0% locked), held across 20,681 holders, with the top 10 controlling 73.4%.
What this means for you
The core contract checks look reasonable, but a passing scan is not a guarantee — trends reverse and liquidity can move.
Risk factors flagged:
- Contract can mint new tokens — supply inflation risk
- Top 10 holders control 73.4% of supply
- Only 0% of tracked liquidity is locked
- Low liquidity depth: $49,980
Positive signals:
- Contract source code is verified
- 20,681 holders
Verify it yourself
This is automated on-chain analysis, not financial advice. See the full live result on the Gains Network scan page, run any token through the free RugShield scanner, or read the complete token security checklist.
Data: CryptoRefuge RugShield on-chain scan via GoPlus. Always do your own research.