Check primary project sources
Cross-reference the contract address published on the project website and X bio with our https://www.stonkbuilder.com/blog/memecoin-red-flags checklist.
Learning how to verify token contract address requires five checks: confirm the mint on the project's official website, verify freeze and mint authorities are revoked on Solscan, inspect pool liquidity locks, check Jupiter verification status, and match every character of the base58 string before swapping.
Cross-reference the contract address published on the project website and X bio with our https://www.stonkbuilder.com/blog/memecoin-red-flags checklist.
Search the mint on Solscan. Ensure 'Mint Authority' and 'Freeze Authority' are disabled or revoked if marketed as immutable.
Look at the 'Holders' tab on Solscan. No single non-liquidity wallet should control an overwhelming percentage of supply.
Paste the mint into Jupiter Swap. Look for community warnings, low-liquidity badges, or unverified flags.
If freeze authority is enabled, the token creator can freeze your token account, preventing you from selling or transferring tokens.
Yes. If the creators hold large amounts of unvested tokens or retain mint authority, they can dump newly minted supply into the pool.
Facts and verification steps are reviewed against primary documentation.
Link is a page builder. It does not check, rate or endorse any token, and nothing on Link is investment advice. Compare every character of a contract address with the project’s own channels before you swap.
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