Is Fetch (FET) Safe? Token Security Scan
Verdict
Trust score: 62/100 (grade B) — composite risk 38%.
Fetch shows moderate risk (38% composite risk score). Review the flagged items before sizing a position.
Key checks
- Honeypot signal: none detected
- Buy tax 0% · Sell tax 0%
- Mint function: ACTIVE — supply can be inflated
- Pause/freeze: possible
- Proxy contract: no
- Liquidity: $227,508 tracked, 0% locked
- Holders: 165,565 (top 10 control 48%)
Risk factors (4)
- Contract can mint new tokens — supply inflation risk
- Transfers can be paused by the contract owner
- Hidden owner detected — true control of the contract is obscured
- Only 0% of tracked liquidity is locked
Positive signals (4)
- Contract source code is verified
- Reasonable holder distribution (top 10: 48.0%)
- Liquidity depth: $227,508
- 165,565 holders
Understand these findings
- What an active mint function means
- Why liquidity locks matter
- How liquidity removal rugs work
- What a pause/freeze function means
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Data source: GoPlus Security (live on-chain checks). This is an automated check, not financial advice — a passing scan is not a guarantee of safety. Run your own scan with the free RugShield scanner.