Point-in-time risk scorecards for analyzed Ethereum tokens.
Each listed snapshot reports the contract, holder, liquidity, and honeypot evidence available when that token was analyzed.
FREE BASIC SCAN · POINT-IN-TIME RISK SCORE
Even blue-chip Ethereum tokens routinely carry live admin powers — pausable transfers, blacklists, and upgradeable proxies are standard in major stablecoins. A high market cap does not mean no owner privileges; the permissions grid on each report shows exactly what the operator can still do.
Older contracts predate modern patterns like ownership renouncement. Sentinel reads the current on-chain state, so a 2017-era token is judged on what its functions allow today.
Each token gets two independent 0–100 scores: Contract Safety (ownership, mint/pause/blacklist functions, proxy patterns, honeypot signals) and Adoption/Liquidity (holder base, pool depth, trading history), from on-chain evidence at scan time.
Most large stablecoins keep live admin controls — blacklists, pausable transfers, upgradeable logic — for compliance reasons. Those are real, callable permissions, so the safety score reflects them even when the issuer is reputable.
No. Scores are point-in-time snapshots of on-chain evidence, not a guarantee. Always read the individual check results and the snapshot date before acting.