dop

dop

Base

Risk score

80

high risk

High probability of malicious contract behaviour or rug pull.

3 risk flags detected

Mintable

Medium

New tokens can be minted after deployment. The owner can inflate the supply at will, diluting existing holders and suppressing price.

Owner privileges

High

The contract owner holds special functions — such as pausing trading, modifying taxes, or blacklisting addresses — that can be used against holders.

Unlocked liquidity

High

Liquidity pool tokens are not locked or burned. The deployer can remove all liquidity at any time, leaving holders with worthless tokens.

Token info

Contract
Symbol
dop
Total supply
Deployed
Jun 17, 2026
Block
47,458,916
Confidence
50%

Deployer profile

Address
Tokens deployed
0
Avg risk score
0.0
High-risk tokens
0

Liquidity pool

Pool address
0x14dc826b…8833b055
Liquidity locked
No
Reserves
0 / 0

AI Analysis

Risk summary

The token has a moderate risk level with a score of 80/100 and a low confidence level of 50%. Key risks detected include its mintable nature, owner privileges, and unlocked liquidity, which can be exploited by malicious actors. As a developer or bot operator, you should exercise caution when interacting with this token, as these factors may lead to potential manipulation or loss of funds.

Bytecode analysis

The analysis reveals that while the token is mintable, it has a self-destruct mechanism and an owner backdoor, which poses a significant risk as it could allow the owner to manipulate the token supply or effectively shut down the contract at will. Additionally, the absence of a blacklist feature reduces the risk of individual addresses being blocked, but the other identified patterns still warrant caution regarding potential abuses by the contract owner.

Deployer reputation

No prior tokens found for this deployer — insufficient history to assess reputation.

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