token scam due diligence coach

The problem

Evaluating new crypto tokens is time-consuming and prone to emotional bias. Investors often miss technical red flags in smart contracts or hidden wallet clusters that indicate a rug pull or honeypot.

What it does

• Evaluates team transparency by verifying professional history and social footprints.
• Audits smart contract logic for minting risks, honeypot code, and hidden fee structures.
• Analyzes liquidity locks and vesting schedules to identify potential exit scams.
• Maps token distribution to find supply concentration in undisclosed developer wallets.
• Flags bot-driven social engineering and high-pressure marketing tactics.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

Generic prompts often miss specific on-chain risks like unverified source code or specific LP token renouncement proofs. This skill enforces a 7-point technical framework that ensures you never skip a critical safety check due to FOMO.

Use cases

• Vetting a new project discovered on DEX screener or social media.
• Verifying if a "locked" liquidity pool is actually secure or a fake lock.
• Analyzing top holder wallets to see if a project is truly decentralized.
• Cross-referencing audit claims against actual contract versions.

Known limitations

Does not provide financial advice. A low-risk rating does not guarantee profit or total safety from future exploits.