OG token. This is the original CC on Ethereum, and 2 other tokens use the same ticker. OG means original, not safe: read the trust score below. How we decide
Other tokens using the ticker CC on Ethereum · 2
28/ 100
Dove Trust Score
High risk
Serious red flags
Confidence100%
How much of the verification rubric we could actually evaluate. Unknown data never counts as safe.
Contract safety87 · 7/7
Liquidity & market76 · 7/7
Holder distribution31 · 4/4
Identity & community82 · 5/5
Provenance & reputation75 · 3/3
Dove brief
CC ($CC) on Ethereum has been trading for 11 days via Uniswap (exchange).
Dove Trust Score 28/100: High risk (confidence 100%).
Strengths: Buy and sell simulation succeeded. $77.4K of liquidity. Mint authority is revoked: supply is fixed.
Concerns: 0% of LP is locked: liquidity can be pulled. Top 10 wallets hold 98% of supply. One wallet holds 88.9% of supply.
Multiple serious red flags. The structure of this token resembles patterns commonly seen in rug pulls.
Red flags & warnings
- Liquidity locked / burned high0% of LP is locked: liquidity can be pulled.
- Top-10 concentration highTop 10 wallets hold 98% of supply.
- Largest holder highOne wallet holds 88.9% of supply.
- Contract ownershipOwner still holds privileged control (0xcb43078c…).
- Trading controlsOwner-controlled trading levers: pausable transfers.
- Holder count31 holders: still tiny.
- Social presenceOnly one social channel linked.
- Contract shown on websiteContract address not found on the website.
- Impersonation checkShares its ticker with Canton (CC, rank #27). Verify the contract.
Price
$0.0₄7092
-0.9%
Liquidity
$70.1K
Market cap
$70.7K
FDV $70.7K
Volume 24h
$566
Holders
110
Trades 24h
2
0% buys
1h change
-0.9%
Market & trust history
$0.0₄7092
Nov 1, 02:13 AM
Verification report
Contract safety
7 checks
Liquidity & market
7 checks
Holder distribution
4 checks
Identity & community
5 checks
Provenance & reputation
3 checks
Last verified 9 hours ago · Sources: geckoterminal, dexscreener · Automated analysis, not financial advice. How scoring works