See the risk before it costs you.
Seven checks run against live onchain data. Each one gives a status and the measurement behind it, with no black-box score. You see exactly why something was flagged.
Seven checks, all shown.
Identity and look-alikes
Is this the official token, or a different contract using the same symbol? Official tokens pass. Look-alikes of an official token fail. Anything else is unknown, which is normal for new tokens. In that case, check the address against the one the project published.
Liquidity depth
Measured in USD across pools. Under $1,000 fails, because even small trades move the price sharply and exiting may be hard. Under $25,000 is a warning that larger trades will move the price.
Holder concentration
The share held by the top 10 wallets, with pools and burn addresses excluded. Over 50% is a warning and over 80% fails, because a few wallets could move the price by selling.
Owner controls
Scans the contract bytecode for privileged functions: minting new supply, pausing transfers, blocking wallets, changing fees. A blocklist fails. If ownership is renounced, the check passes and says so.
Upgradeable contract
Detects standard proxy contracts. Whoever controls upgrades can change the token's code, including balances and transfer rules. When this check appears, it's a warning, and it names the implementation contract.
Trading activity
Swaps in the last 24 hours, compared with the 24 hours before. No swaps at all is a warning.
Pool age
How long ago the token's first indexed pool was created. New tokens carry more risk by default, so Noeron reports the age whenever it has indexed a pool.
Evidence on every line
Each check carries what it measured: the dollar depth, the top-10 share, the owner address, the functions it found. If data is missing, the check says unknown and gives the reason.
Just ask if it's safe.
Any question about safety, risk or whether something is a good trade runs the full scan.