MED
MEDA
($0)
956,355,022.17%
35,173,092.10%
4,315,172.08%
3,914,750.00%
171,419.57%
22,754.63%
16,273.43%
12,000.00%
10,462.00%
3,117.16%
The Medabots (MEDA) price today is 0¹¹182 USD.
0.66
We estimated the value of this pool based on the value of its stable/native coins.
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MEDA / WBNB
$0 / $0.66
Tokens identified as honeypots represent a high-risk investment, often associated with untradeable assets and potential fraud. MEDA maybe cannot be sold because of the token contract's function, or because the token contains malicious code
The sum of all MEDA liquidity is less than USD 1k. There may not be enough traders to facilitate swaps smoothly, leading to potential slippage and unfavorable prices. This also makes MEDA susceptible to price manipulation.
MEDA smart contracts has minting abilities and pose a high risk of token dilution, potentially triggering rapid sell-offs and impacting crypto security.
MEDA smart contract owners have the ability to change holder balances. This significantly increases the risk of asset manipulation, posing a severe threat to cryptocurrency risk management.
The presence of hidden owners indicates potential for undisclosed control, elevating the risk of rugpulls and undermining crypto fraud prevention efforts.
MEDA has a blacklist function. This allows for selective trading restrictions for selected wallets, which could be used to safeguard the ecosystem but also raises concerns about potential misuse and honeypot risks.
The MEDA solidity smart contract has a whitelist function, meaning some addresses may not be able to trade normally. Whitelisting is mostly used to allow specific addresses to make early transactions, tax-free, and not affected by transaction suspension.
Warning! The creator of MEDA has been responsible for creating another honeypot token in the past. Honeypots are associated with cryptocurrency scams, fraud and rugpulls.
If the total supply of the MEDA smart contract is less than the sum of the top 10 holders, it could indicate a flawed implementation or a potentially malicious contract. This discrepancy can lead to unexpected and drastic market movements, significantly increasing the risk of financial loss.
This high concentration of ownership among the top 10 holders indicates a potential risk, as it suggests that a significant portion of Medabots tokens are held by a small number of wallets, increasing susceptibility to market manipulation or volatility. Please note that this metric only includes real wallets, excluding liquidity pools and contracts.
Open-source contracts like MEDA ensure transparency and align with code security best practices, lowering the risk of hidden vulnerabilities.
The MEDA smart contract indicates a fixed structure, reducing the risk of unexpected changes that could lead to a rugpull.
The deployer address of MEDA is known. This can provide clarity and accountability, reducing the risk of unauthorized contract modifications that could lead to cryptocurrency fraud.
Non-reclaimable ownership of MEDA ensures stability in contract governance, mitigating the risk of unexpected alterations that could compromise token security.
Contracts without a self-destruct feature can ensure long-term stability and reliability, safeguarding against sudden disappearance and loss of assets.
Contracts lacking external call capabilities maintain operational independence, minimizing dependency risks and enhancing solidity security.
Availability on DEXs indicates a MEDA’s trade readiness and broader acceptance, possibly reflecting positively on its market presence and liquidity.
A token with no buy tax like MEDA ensures full value transfer on purchase.
A zero sell tax ensures that sellers retain the full value of their transaction, promoting fair trading conditions for all MEDA holders.
Tokens marked as purchasable, like MEDA are accessible for direct swapping on Flooz.
Tokens without sell restrictions like MEDA allow holders to liquidate their entire position, providing flexibility in investment strategies.
MEDA has fixed trading taxes which offers predictability in transaction costs associated with swapping on Flooz.
Contracts that cannot pause trading ensure continuous market access, supporting consistent liquidity and enable you to swap MEDA any time on Flooz and other decentralized exchanges.
Contracts without anti-whale mechanisms like MEDA allows for unrestricted transaction sizes and token holdings, which can lead to market dominance by large holders.
MEDA has a fixed anti-whale limits which can offer consistency in trading rules, protecting the its holders from sudden policy shifts.
Contracts without a trading cooldown function like MEDA allow for immediate subsequent swaps
The MEDA owner cannot set a different tax rate for every wallet. Contracts that do not allow for individualized tax rates maintain uniform transaction conditions for all users, minimizing the risk of cryptocurrency scams.
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