In this section, we will describe the different parameters that the contract scanner scans when a contract is being processed. This will give the average user a better understanding of the functions within the smart contract.
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| Parameters | Meaning |
|---|---|
Verified
If the contract is open source or not
Renounced
When the contract is renounced, no parameters can be changed. If its not renounced, the owner can make changes to the contract
Honeypot
Whether the contract is a honeypot or not. If the contract is a honeypot, traders won't be able to sell the tokens.
Anti whale:
When anti whale is on, the contract can specify how much can be sold at the time. This can be used to create honeypots
Has blacklist
A blacklist can be used to deny any wallet to be able to buy/sell the token
Trading pausable
Whether the contract can pause trading or not
Proxy Contract
Whether the contract is a proxy contract or not. A proxy contract is an intermediary contract that delegates functions to another smart contract
Mintable
Whether the smart contract has the ability to mint tokens
Tax modifiable
If the tax can be changed