Security Audit

The Audit panel helps catch contract risks early, including tokens that fail on sell or behave like honeypots designed to trap funds.

What the audit covers

For EVM tokens (Ethereum, Base, BSC), the audit runs a buy / sell / transfer simulation against the actual contract bytecode on the chain, plus a check on holder distribution and known risk patterns. It returns:

• A top-line verdict: safe, honeypot, or unknown (when the simulation itself didn't reach a confident answer).
• Buy, sell, and transfer tax rates.
• Specific flag(s) that fired (hidden owner, blacklist function, anti-whale modifier, ownership not renounced, low holder diversity, etc.).
• The pair the simulation was run against.

Non-EVM tokens (Solana and others) display the panel as "unsupported" - the audit is EVM-only today.

Update cadence

Audit refreshes faster than the rest of the snapshot. The standard polling tick refreshes every section; the audit additionally re-runs on a mid-cycle tick so the verdict feels live alongside the chart. A freshly-renounced contract or a just-pulled liquidity pool is reflected within seconds rather than a full polling window.

Limits

• EVM only. Solana, Tron, Monad, Blast, Abstract do not have audit coverage today.
• No pair → no verdict. If the token has no DEX pair the simulator can run against, the audit returns "no pair" rather than a false negative.
• Verdict is upstream-derived. Thesium surfaces the simulation result; it does not warranty it. A "safe" verdict means the buy/sell simulation succeeded under the simulator's conditions, not that the token is a good investment.