DeepGyre/Token scanner

Token scanner

A security report for any token contract on 45 blockchains.

What a scan checks

Honeypot risk: whether the token can be sold, by simulation where available.
Buy and sell taxes, measured as the real round-trip cost.
Owner privileges: minting, pausing, blacklisting, proxy upgrades.
Liquidity: how deep the pool is and whether it is locked.
Holder concentration: how much of the supply the largest wallets hold.
Code families: contracts that clone tokens which already failed a sell.

How to read the result

Each finding is shown with the measurement behind it. A value that could not be read is shown as unavailable, never as zero, so a missing check is never mistaken for a passed one.

The overall score summarises the findings; the findings themselves are the evidence. Read them before relying on the number.

Recently scanned tokens

Ethereum · 0xdAC1…1ec7 BNB Chain · 0xbC4f…8f78 BNB Chain · 0xC5f5…8dCE Solana · GMDaSA…pump Solana · DezXAZ…B263 Ethereum · 0x84e8…c3fa Ethereum · 0xCD61…847f

Frequently asked

How many blockchains does the token scanner support?

45 chains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, Solana and Tron.

Does scanning a token cost gas or need a wallet?

No. Nothing is signed or sent; the scan reads the chain and simulates trades without touching your wallet.

Why is a check shown as unavailable?

Because it could not be measured at that moment. DeepGyre never fills a missing reading with zero or with a guess.

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Descriptive, not advice. Every score, band and verdict on this platform is an automated heuristic over public chain data and can be wrong in both directions.
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