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Contract has minting functions — developer can create unlimited tokens and dump on holders.

Contract can freeze specific wallets — developer can block holders from selling.

Trading can be paused at any time by the developer.

Contract has owner functions but ownership has been renounced.

Developer can change transaction fees at will — a common rug tactic is raising sell tax to 100%.

No uncapped tax pattern detected.

Contract enforces trading cooldowns — developer can manipulate when holders can trade.

Developer can cap the size of any single transaction, limiting how much holders can sell at once.

Contract has functions to pull LP funds directly — classic rug pull mechanism.

Contract has trading initialization functions — developer controls when trading starts and may execute hidden privileged actions.

No fake renouncement pattern detected.

Contract uses an upgradeable proxy pattern — logic can be swapped out at any time.

Token contract automatically grants spending allowance to another address. This can allow liquidity pool tokens to be drained via transferFrom().

Contract contains hardcoded privileged wallet addresses that may receive special permissions.

Token contract directly interacts with DEX pair/router contracts, which may allow manipulation of liquidity.

Token overrides transfer logic and makes internal transfer calls, which may allow hidden restrictions or manipulation of trades.

No definitive sell-blocking patterns detected.

No hidden mint pattern detected.