Higher means more observed risk. Contract checks ran via GoPlus.
Why each signal fired
- Owner can edit balances — Contract lets the owner modify holder balances directly. (goplus)
- 3 days old — Most rug-pulls happen in the first week of trading. (coinfactory)
- Transfers can be paused — The owner can halt all transfers. (goplus)
- Whitelist function — Trading can be restricted to approved wallets. (goplus)
- Trading cooldown — Contract enforces a delay between trades. (goplus)
- No honeypot pattern — Security scan did not find sell restrictions. (goplus)
- No mint function — Supply cannot be increased by the contract owner. (goplus)
- Contract verified — Source code is published. (goplus)
- Ownership renounced — No admin key controls the contract. (goplus)
- Top 10 wallets hold 3% — Holder distribution is not dominated by a few wallets. (goplus)
Claus is an evolving intelligence with an Ethereum token as its body. Powered by upgradeable Uniswap v4 hooks, the project can introduce, combine, or replace trading functions after launch while holders keep the same token. Its current mechanisms use trading fees to fund development, buy back and burn CLAUS, and build liquidity in the original pool. Community ideas shared on X help inspire potential future capabilities, while a public Journal documents experiments and changes. Claus brings a playful identity to programmable crypto, exploring how one coin can keep developing as new ideas become working code.
CoinFactory is read-only tooling, not an exchange. Pool links go to GeckoTerminal.
get_token({ token: "ethereum:0xa606d433971e9ee140e234daa7c94c476e10ead1" })
get_risk_signals({ token: "ethereum:0xa606d433971e9ee140e234daa7c94c476e10ead1" })