Token Analysis
GROKBOT (0xe604fca96c5d657051194225e91e9def7a030134)Risk Score
Details
- Factory
- v2
- Bytecode Size
- 1852 bytes
- Network
- Ethereum
- Pool
- 0xf2731808e…
- Paired Token
- WETH
AI Analysis
Although the contract appears to be a standard OpenZeppelin ERC20 with a fixed supply minted to the deployer, the emitTransfer function contains a hidden, obfuscated inline assembly block that computes a hardcoded address and performs an external call on every transfer. This is a clear backdoor: the external contract can revert transfers (honeypot), blacklist users, or drain funds. The obfuscation (XOR-based address computation) is a strong indicator of malicious intent. This token should be considered a rug pull and must not be invested in.
Detected Risks
The emitTransfer function contains an obfuscated inline assembly block that computes a hardcoded address (0x610b10d3671fef5dad68283a08c19d466da5bf2b) and performs an external call to it on every transfer, passing the sender address. This is a hidden backdoor that can execute arbitrary logic (e.g., blacklisting, draining, or state manipulation) on every token transfer.
The external call in emitTransfer reverts the entire transfer if the call fails, meaning the hardcoded external contract can selectively block transfers, creating a honeypot where users cannot sell.
The hardcoded external contract called on every transfer could be used to drain liquidity or manipulate balances, as it is invoked with the sender address and can perform arbitrary actions.