Safety checks
In shortSix checks that tell you whether a coin can be rigged against you. Red means don't.
Every coin page has a safety panel next to the hill. It's not a verdict on whether a coin will go up. It's a list of the ways a coin can be set up to take your money, and whether this one has them.
The checks
| Check | Green | Red |
|---|---|---|
| Mint authority | Nobody can create new tokens. | The dev can print more at any time and dilute everyone. |
| Freeze authority | Nobody can freeze your tokens. | The dev can stop you selling. |
| Liquidity | The pool's liquidity is locked or burned. | The dev can pull the liquidity and leave the coin untradeable. |
| Top holders | Supply is spread out. | A few wallets hold most of it and can crash the price alone. |
| Bundles and snipers | Few or none at launch. | A big share of supply was bought in the first block, likely by one group. |
| Insider funding | Top holders funded themselves. | Top holders were funded by the dev or by each other. |
More than one way to lose here that has nothing to do with the chart.
The bubble map
Below the checks is a map of who funded who among the holders. Wallets connected by lines share a source of funds. A big connected blob at the top of a hill is one person wearing many masks.
Reading it with the hill
The checks and the hill tell the same story from two angles. Red checks explain why the flags are where they are. If the top of the hill is all BNDL and FRESH, the safety panel will usually show a bundle share to match.
Green across the board doesn't make a coin safe. It makes it a fair fight.