Mint Authority Not Revoked
The mint authority is 7rtye8syTEK4W8omFkUiyUcj2MPFRUTq7yuczc7jNZZS. The holder of this key can mint unlimited new tokens, diluting all current holders to zero value.
On-chain security analysis — is it a scam or legit?
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The Tensor (TNSR) token mint presents a critical risk due to an unrevoked mint authority, allowing the issuer to mint unlimited new tokens and dilute existing holders. Additionally, the token's metadata is mutable, introducing a low risk of branding changes post-launch. Third-party risk registry data on holder concentration was unavailable from chain-native RPC, but other third-party signals indicate potential risks related to concentrated ownership.
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The mint authority is 7rtye8syTEK4W8omFkUiyUcj2MPFRUTq7yuczc7jNZZS. The holder of this key can mint unlimited new tokens, diluting all current holders to zero value.
Token name, symbol, or image can be changed post-launch.
Based on the data, Tensor (TNSR) carries a High Risk score of 55/100. While its ownership is renounced and no mint function exists—positive anti-scam indicators—the unverified contract, unlocked liquidity, and 75.3% supply concentration by top holders are significant red flags that necessitate extreme caution. Investors should be aware of these substantial risks.
Tensor (TNSR) is not considered safe for investment without extreme caution due to several high-risk factors. Key concerns include the contract’s unverified status, meaning its code is opaque, and the critical lack of locked liquidity, which exposes investors to potential rug pulls. Additionally, 75.3% of the supply held by the top 10 wallets presents considerable centralization and market manipulation risks.
The data indicates the Tensor (TNSR) contract is not verified. This means its code is not publicly available for independent review or inspection, a prerequisite for any formal security audit. Without verification, investors cannot ascertain the contract's functionality or security, nor has it undergone a professional security audit.
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