MEMEBARN · COIN RISK CHECK

Check a coin. Spot the red flags.

Review liquidity, token controls, holders, and provider warnings. Built for Solana, with EVM checks across 37 chains that may return incomplete data. No scan can prove a coin is safe.

Network is detected automatically. Solana uses RugCheck, public RPC, and market data. EVM checks cover 37 chains, but GoPlus and DexScreener data may be incomplete. Honeypot.is simulations cover Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Base only. Missing data stays unknown.

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A locked liquidity pool does not guarantee a stable token price or prevent every loss.

TRANSPARENT RULES

How ratings work

Provider signals, MemeBarn thresholds and missing-data rules.

Ratings combine provider-reported flags with visible MemeBarn thresholds. They are screening signals, not proof. Missing core data cannot produce a reassuring result.

Severe risk signal
  • RugCheck marks the mint as rugged or lists it in its recent-rug feed. This is a provider signal, not an independent investigation.
High risk signals
  • RugCheck normalized score is 60 or higher, or a provider reports a high-risk EVM signal.
  • GoPlus reports minting, blocked buying, a possible counterfeit match or tax of 10% or more.
  • On Solana, mint authority is active, or a permanent-delegate or non-transferable extension is reported.
  • One returned ordinary or unlabelled holder has at least 20%, or the top 10 have at least 50% combined.
  • Visible DEX liquidity is below $5,000, or no current Solana pair is returned.
  • Solana LP locked share is below 10% without a confirmed burned share of at least 90%.
  • Saved liquidity falls by at least 60% within 24 hours.
Moderate risk signals
  • RugCheck score is 30 to 59, or Honeypot.is risk level is 20 to 59. These are thresholds, not probabilities.
  • GoPlus reports tax from 5% to below 10%, a proxy, closed source, pause, blacklist, whitelist or adjustable tax.
  • On Solana, freeze authority, mutable metadata or a transfer-related extension is reported.
  • One returned ordinary or unlabelled holder has 10% to below 20%, or the top 10 have 25% to below 50% combined.
  • Visible DEX liquidity is $5,000 to below $25,000.
  • On Solana, LP locked share is below 50% and burned share is unknown, or the reported combined share is below 50%.
  • Saved liquidity falls by 30% to below 60% within 24 hours.
  • Five-minute volume is at least 25% of 24-hour volume when 24-hour volume is at least $1,000, or 24-hour buys or sells are at least 4:1 with 30 or more trades.
  • RugCheck reports a warning flag or potential insider label.
No flagged risk signals
  • Requires complete core data. Solana needs matching RPC and RugCheck supply, reports and score, recent-rug coverage, authority fields, holder coverage, market data and an LP estimate.
  • EVM needs chain-matched market and activity data, required GoPlus fields, complete returned holder and LP samples, and a successful Honeypot.is simulation with taxes on a supported chain.
  • This means no configured signal was flagged. It does not mean the coin is safe.
Insufficient data
  • Required data is missing, incomplete, unsupported or inconsistent. A failed Honeypot.is simulation or unreconciled Solana supply also keeps the result incomplete.
  • Missing data is not a clean result. Unknown holder labels are not assumed to be pools, exchanges or burn addresses.

Score and coverage: The Solana meter shows RugCheck's normalized score as a plain number on its separate 0 to 100 scale. It is not a probability or combined verdict. EVM has no combined score. Coverage counts returned fields, not accuracy.

Provider limits: EVM results are chain-specific. Some networks have no verified DexScreener route, and GoPlus request limits may skip some reports during an all-chain scan. Honeypot.is simulations run only on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Base. Missing checks stay unknown.

Supply and activity: Solana RPC supply is compared with RugCheck after applying decimals. Differences may reflect timing or units, not manipulation, and block a lower-risk result until reconciled. Volume and trade-skew thresholds are heuristics, not proof of manipulatio

Holders and LP: Providers return limited samples and may not label every address. LP-lock data is an estimate or sample, not proof of withdrawable liquidity. Locked LP does not stabilize price.

History: RugCheck's recent-rug feed is not a complete history. Liquidity changes use only scans saved in this browser within the past 24 hours.

Optional Jupiter data: A server-side `JUPITER_API_KEY` can add Solana metadata and audit fields. It is optional, never sent to the browser, and does not lower risk.

MISSION CONTROL

Coin Safety Check FAQ

How Does Coin Safety Check Work?

Coin Safety Check is built for Solana, using RugCheck, public RPC supply data and market data. EVM addresses are scanned across 37 networks, with separate results for each chain. Provider coverage may be incomplete, and unsupported checks remain unknown. Honeypot.is simulations are limited to Ethereum, BNB Chain and Base. This is a screening tool, not an audit or safety guarantee.

Which Networks Are Checked?

Solana is detected automatically, and EVM addresses are scanned across all 37 supported networks. Each EVM result has a separate rating because one address can exist on multiple chains. No chain is preselected for detailed results. Provider routes or fields may be unavailable, so coverage can be incomplete. Honeypot.is simulations are available only on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Base.

What Do “Mint Authority Disabled” and “Freeze Authority Disabled” Mean?

In the Solana tables, “Yes” means RugCheck reports the authority is revoked or not set. “No” means it is active. “N/A” means the status is unknown or was not returned, not that the token passed the check. EVM contracts use different fields, including “Mint function” and “Transfer pause capability.” These are provider-reported signals, not independent verification.

What Does “Insufficient Data” Mean?

A required provider, field, holder sample, market value or supported-chain simulation did not return enough information. Unsupported checks are not treated as clean results. Missing data cannot lower the outcome.

Does “No Flagged Risk Signals” Mean a Coin Is Safe?

No. It means the configured checks returned enough core data and did not trigger the listed thresholds. Automated checks may miss problems, provider data may be delayed or incomplete, and a locked LP does not keep a token's price stable. Verify important details independently.

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