Looks sound
No major red flags found
Upgradeable proxy: logic can be changed by its admin.
- Top 10 wallets hold 54% of supply. Expected for an established asset (treasuries, vesting, exchanges).
- No official website linked.
- Largest wallet holds 43.5%.
- Buy and sell simulation succeeded.
No major red flags in what we could test. That is not a guarantee, so still size sensibly.
- 1The creator still holds powers that can change the rules or print supply. Treat every holding as revocable.
- 2A few wallets control most of the supply. One of them selling can crash the price.
- 3The team's identity is thin or does not cross-check. Anonymous is common, but it removes recourse.
Seven questions, answered
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Not testable yet for this token: Mint authority, Contract ownership. Unknown is never counted as safe.
How much can you put in and still get out?
An estimate from the pool's liquidity, assuming a standard constant-product pool and half the liquidity on the token side. It ignores fees and bigger orders from other traders, so real exits can be worse, especially when everyone sells at once.
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Analyst notes
WBTC ($WBTC) on Polygon has been trading for 1756 days via Uniswap (exchange).
Dove Trust Score 88/100: Verified (confidence 95%).
Strengths: Buy and sell simulation succeeded. $642.3K of liquidity. Independently verified by: CoinGecko (polygon-bridged-wbtc-polygon-pos), GoPlus trust list.
Concerns: Top 10 wallets hold 54% of supply. Expected for an established asset (treasuries, vesting, exchanges). No official website linked. Largest wallet holds 43.5%.
Not yet verifiable: Mint authority, Contract ownership.
Passes the large majority of our independent authenticity checks. No analysis is a guarantee, so size positions accordingly.
Ask DexVerify about this tokenLast verified 16 days ago · Sources: core, dexscreener · Automated analysis from public data, not financial advice. A verdict is a read on the evidence, not a prediction. How scoring works


