Scanner / Robinhood Chain / 0x384b…d560
AETHAether
Scanned Sat, 12 Sep 2026 00:03:33 GMT. This page re-runs the scan when it is opened, so the verdict reflects the chain as it is now, not when the link was shared.
Supply concentrated in few wallets
6 risk signals found, 2 checks passed. Scored 43/100.
What Nebula could not verify
- The main contract-security API publishes almost nothing for this chain. Ownership, upgradeability and privileged functions were read from the bytecode directly, and holder distribution came from GeckoTerminal, so the remaining gap is tax rates and a live sell simulation.
- No sell simulation is available on this chain — nobody has proven the token can actually be sold.
Contract analysis
read directly from the chainmint(address,uint256)Holders and deployer
snapshot Fri, 11 Sep 2026 23:12:57 GMTRisk signals
worst firstThe top 10 wallets hold 66.9% of supply. Distribution last recomputed Fri, 11 Sep 2026 23:12:57 GMT.
There is no trading history to judge. Nothing here has been tested by a real sell-off yet.
Supply can be created at will, diluting every holder. No live owner was found, so this may be unreachable — but the code path exists. Found by scanning the deployed bytecode directly.
$44.0K of depth across 7 pools — modest, so size accordingly.
The source is unverified, so it cannot be read line by line. Nebula analysed the deployed bytecode directly instead — the contract findings below come from the code that actually runs.
Nothing published on the pair. No team, no roadmap, nobody accountable.
Checks passed
Liquidity is 30.3% of market cap across 7 pools — deep enough to absorb normal selling.
The contract exposes no owner() or getOwner(), so there is no admin role to abuse.
All liquidity pairs
split liquidity is easy to misread as depthCheck another token
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