Token Analysis
$RVSW (0xb5369f117462c62dbb87554358ea111da7e96391)Risk Score
Details
- Factory
- v2
- Bytecode Size
- 4642 bytes
- Network
- Ethereum
- Pool
- 0x2d47262Ac…
- Paired Token
- WETH
AI Analysis
The contract exhibits multiple high-risk indicators: a hidden backdoor function 'casper' that can burn arbitrary user balances, hardcoded address blacklists that can prevent selling, and a non-standard tax exemption mechanism. These features are typical of rug pull or honeypot designs, allowing the deployer or privileged actors to manipulate token balances and potentially drain liquidity. The presence of these functions, even if not immediately exploitable, warrants extreme caution and a high rug pull risk score.
Detected Risks
The contract contains a function 'casper' that allows an authorized caller to transfer any user's entire token balance to the zero address, effectively burning tokens. This can be used to drain liquidity or manipulate balances.
The contract includes a hidden tax mechanism via '_excludeFromTax' that exempts the Uniswap router from certain checks, and the 'casper' function can be used to alter balances without proper restrictions.
The contract blocks transfers from two specific addresses (0x1f2F... and 0xae2F...), which could be used to prevent certain users from selling their tokens, creating a honeypot scenario.
The contract has a non-standard function 'casper' that is not part of the ERC-20 standard and can be called by anyone who passes the '_excludeFromTax' check, which currently only returns true for the Uniswap router, but the logic is suspicious and could be exploited.