Low or removable liquidity can make selling difficult.
SCAN TOKENS.
AVOID RUGPULLS.
Review potential token risks before you trade. Know what to check, spot common warning signs, and make more informed decisions on Axiom and other DEX platforms.
Works as a bookmarklet on a token page. The current percentages are demo values, not a live audit.
WHY SCAN BEFORE YOU BUY?
Unusual volume or sudden trading spikes deserve a closer look.
Contract controls may allow privileged actions or restrictions.
A few wallets may control a large share of the supply.
Verify evidence independently before risking your funds.
HOW IT WORKS
Drag the Rugpull Scanner button above to your browser bookmarks bar.
Visit a token on Axiom or another supported DEX page.
Click your saved bookmark and enter the token address in the scanner.
Use risk indicators as prompts for further research, not as guarantees.
WHAT IS A RUGPULL?
A rugpull is a crypto scam where a token’s creators or insiders abandon a project or remove value, leaving holders with losses or an asset they can no longer sell normally.
Check liquidity
Look at liquidity depth, who controls the pool, and whether liquidity is locked or can be removed.
Check holders
Review top-holder concentration and whether wallets appear linked or coordinated.
Check the contract
Verify minting, freezing, transfer restrictions, and other privileged permissions with trusted tools.
Important: No scanner can guarantee that a token is safe. This website’s preview uses sample values, and the bookmarklet’s percentage result is simulated. Always verify token data independently and only risk money you can afford to lose.
FAQ
Does a low rugpull percentage mean a token is safe?
No. The current percentages are randomized demo output, not evidence from a blockchain audit.
What should I check before buying?
Review liquidity, trading history, token age, holder distribution, contract permissions and independent security reports.
Can a token look safe and still be risky?
Yes. Conditions can change quickly, and some risks are difficult to detect. Never rely on a single score.