Is HTTPS safe? had to take profits sir (HTTPS) token check: mint authority, holders and liquidity
Safety check0 / 6
Mint authority is renounced, so total supply cannot grow.
No freeze authority is set; nobody can freeze this token in your wallet.
The ten largest accounts hold less than 60% of supply.
Liquidity is in a normal range relative to its on-chain market cap.
The price has not fallen 60% or more over the past 30 days.
Trading activity over the past 24 hours looks normal.
Summary
had to take profits sir (HTTPS) is classified as a project token. Mint authority: renounced; freeze authority: none; the top 10 accounts hold 48.6% of supply. None of the risk checks that apply to this kind of asset fired. That does not make it safe.
Liquidity ranks above 35% of tracked tokens.
Holder concentration is higher than 44% of tracked tokens.
30-day history
History builds up from the first day this token is tracked. The chart appears after a few daily snapshots.
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FAQ
Can more HTTPS be minted?
No. The mint authority for HTTPS has been renounced (it is empty on-chain), so total supply can't increase.
Can HTTPS be frozen in my wallet?
No. This token has no freeze authority, so no wallet can freeze it in yours.
Where can I trade HTTPS?
According to DexScreener, HTTPS currently has liquidity in 6 pools; the deepest is on pumpswap. Always check the token address to avoid look-alike tokens.
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