Meta Yield Protocol · MYP
The contract itself is not a trap: selling works, the source is published, and there is no self-destruct, no blacklist, and no hidden owner. The problem is not what stops you from selling — it is what lets others get out first. The liquidity is 0% locked or burned, so whoever provided it can withdraw at any moment and leave the token with no buyer. The mint function is still open, so new supply can be printed against your share. The largest single holder owns 31.4% and the top ten 68.2%, concentration that leaves the price to a handful of wallets. And the buy/sell tax reads 3% / 9%: selling costs more than buying, and the contract can still change both.
العقد نفسه ليس مصيدة: البيع يعمل، والكود المصدري منشور، ولا توجد دالة تدمير ذاتي ولا قائمة سوداء ولا مالك مخفي. المشكلة ليست في ما يمنعك من البيع — بل في ما يتيح لغيرك الخروج قبلك. السيولة مقفلة أو مُتلفة نهائيًا بنسبة %0، فمن وفّرها يستطيع سحبها في أي لحظة ويترك العملة بلا مشترٍ. وصاحب العملة ما زال يقدر يُصدر عملات جديدة على حساب نصيبك. وأكبر مالك منفرد يملك %31.4 وأكبر عشرة يملكون %68.2، وهذا تركّز يترك السعر بيد حفنة محافظ. وضريبة الشراء/البيع %3 / %9: البيع أغلى من الشراء، والعقد يستطيع تغيير كليهما.
The full indicator table
The raw value as the contract data returned it, and the weight as the rubric declares it. Unknown is recorded as unknown, never as safe.
Flags
Each flag and what it means for your money — red ones first.
Liquidity is not locked
There is no time lock on the liquidity pool — the reading is 0% locked or burned. Whoever put up the matching money can take it out whenever they choose, and when that happens nobody is left to buy from you at any price. This is the commonest form of a rug pull, and it needs no flaw in the contract at all.
The mint function is still open
The owner can print new supply at any time — without your permission and without an announcement — and your share of the total falls by whatever is printed. A serious project closes this after launch and says so publicly.
One wallet holds 31.4% of the supply
The largest single holder owns 31.4%, and the top ten hold 68.2% between them. A single decision to sell is enough to collapse the price, no matter how many small buyers stand around it.
Selling works and the source is published
No honeypot was found: transfers and sales work, and the source is published and matches what is deployed, so any developer can read and verify it. This counts in the project's favour and does not cancel what came before.
No coercive powers over wallets
The owner cannot change balances, pause transfers, blacklist addresses, or destroy the contract. What sits in your wallet is not directly under their hand.
What this means in practice
Do not enter with money you cannot afford to lose entirely. Before you do, wait for the liquidity to be locked and the mint function closed — both are changes anyone can verify on-chain in minutes, so re-scan after the team announces it rather than taking the announcement on trust. And watch the largest wallet: its movement is the first sign before any fall.
What we could not read
Every check we asked for came back — coverage 100%.
This report is saved
A link valid for 12 months, readable by whoever you share it with without paying again, and listed in "My reports" if a wallet is linked. After that the report is deleted, so save the PDF.
Important: This report is an automated reading of contract data from public on-chain sources on the date shown. It is not financial advice and not a formal security audit. The state can change after it is issued, and the decision and its consequences are yours alone.
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