Meteora (MET) Security Scan Results
Introduction to Meteora Security Scan
Meteora (MET) 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 Meteora has a trust score of 70, which corresponds to a trust grade of A. The scam probability is 30%, and there is no honeypot signal detected. The buy and sell taxes are both 0%, and the token is not mintable or freezable. However, the ownership has not been renounced. The contract is verified, and the liquidity is $18,571, with 0% of it locked. There are 36,314 holders, but the top 10 holders control 67% of the supply.
What This Means for You
The findings of the scan have both positive and negative implications for potential investors. On the positive side, the fact that the mint authority has been renounced means that the supply is fixed, and there is no balance-mutation authority found. Additionally, there is no freeze authority, which means that accounts cannot be frozen. The large number of holders, 36,314, is also a positive signal. However, the fact that the top 10 holders control 67% of the supply and the low liquidity depth of $18,571 are risk factors that need to be considered. Furthermore, the token metadata can still be changed by an authority, which is another risk factor.
This analysis is based on automated on-chain analysis and should not be considered as financial advice. For more information on the full scan results, please visit the full live scan. To learn more about token security and how to protect yourself, you can refer to the full token security checklist and use our free RugShield scanner to assess the security of other tokens.