ZigCoin ZIG Security Scan Results
Introduction to ZigCoin
ZigCoin (ZIG) 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 ZigCoin has a trust score of 90 and a trust grade of AAA, with a scam probability of 10%. The honeypot signal is false, indicating that the contract does not have any honeypot functions. There are no buy or sell taxes, and the contract is not mintable or freezable. The ownership of the contract has been renounced, and the contract source code is verified. The liquidity of the token is $51,297, with 0% of it locked. There are 17,821 holders of the token, but the top 10 holders control 70.8% of the supply.
What this means for you
The findings of the scan have both positive and negative implications for someone considering ZigCoin. On the positive side, the trust score and grade indicate a high level of security, and the lack of mint function and verified contract source code are good signs. The liquidity depth and number of holders are also positive signals. However, the fact that the top 10 holders control a large percentage of the supply and that 100% of tracked LP is not verifiably burned or locked are risk factors that should be considered.
This analysis is based on automated on-chain data and should not be taken as financial advice. For the full live scan of ZigCoin, visit the scan page. You can also use our free RugShield scanner to check the security of other tokens.