On-chain security analysis — is it a scam or legit?
SolanaThe Kiyomasa SPL Token Mint is configured with no active mint or freeze authorities, indicating a fixed supply and immutable account states.
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Holder balances as recorded by the audit of Sep 22, 2026
The risk score reads depth across every pair.
The LP tokens of the analysed pool are locked or burned.
This token is an SPL token mint, not a deployed program: there is no contract source code on-chain for a line-by-line review, so no code-level vulnerability could be identified either way. The assessment on this page therefore rests on mint/owner authority, mint capability, LP lock/burn state, holder concentration, which are read directly from chain state and from third-party risk registries.
Read the risk score breakdown below as the substance of this audit. For a code-level review, the token would need an accompanying verified program.
Acknowledged
The Kiyomasa SPL Token Mint is configured with no active mint or freeze authorities, indicating a fixed supply and immutable account states. No high-risk flags were reported by third-party registries, and the token does not utilize potentially risky Token-2022 extensions like transfer hooks or default frozen accounts. Holder distribution data was unavailable, preventing a full assessment of supply concentration.
The Kiyomasa token operates on the spl-token-2022 program. Both the mint authority and freeze authority are revoked, ensuring no new tokens can be minted and no accounts can be frozen. The token does not implement a transfer hook or default account state frozen. Furthermore, external security signals confirm that the token is not balance_mutable, closable, freezable, non_transferable, or metadata_mutable, indicating a robust and immutable technical configuration.
The token exhibits moderate liquidity at $18,423 USD, with a 24-hour volume of $5,481 USD. The pair has been active for 111 days, providing a reasonable track record. The Volume/Liquidity Ratio is 0.30, which is considered normal and does not suggest artificial trading. However, holder concentration data was unavailable, which prevents a complete assessment of potential whale influence on price stability.
The token's configuration is highly immutable, as both the mint and freeze authorities have been revoked. No Token-2022 extensions that would allow for future modifications, such as transfer hook upgradability or transfer fee upgradability, are active. Additionally, the token's metadata is not mutable, meaning its name, symbol, or image cannot be altered post-launch. This fixed state minimizes upgrade-related risks.
Holders should monitor on-chain for any changes to the token's configuration, although current settings indicate immutability.
Verify the token's liquidity and trading volume on DEXs before making significant trades, especially given the lack of holder distribution data. Confirm that the mint and freeze authorities remain revoked to ensure the token's fixed supply and unfreezable nature.
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Based on available data, Kiyomasa (清正) exhibits characteristics often associated with high-risk projects, such as an unverified contract and unlocked liquidity, which are concerning. However, ownership has been renounced and no mint function exists, mitigating certain developer-controlled rug pull vectors. While these red flags necessitate extreme caution and vigilance from investors, we cannot definitively label it a scam based solely on the provided data.
Kiyomasa (清正) carries significant security risks that suggest it is not a safe investment. The contract is unverified, preventing public code review and potential hidden vulnerabilities. Crucially, liquidity is not locked, meaning the funds enabling trading can be removed by liquidity providers, risking a 'rug pull' and rendering tokens untradable. These fundamental issues, alongside some holder concentration, indicate a high-risk environment for potential buyers.
There is no information indicating Kiyomasa (清正) has undergone a formal security audit. Moreover, the contract is explicitly listed as 'False' for verification. This means its source code is not publicly available or confirmed to match the deployed bytecode on the blockchain. This lack of transparency and an independent audit makes it challenging to assess the contract's integrity and security, posing a significant risk.
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