Scam & Rug-Pull Detection
What it shows
A list of projects flagged by CryptoPulsar algorithms as risky, with a risk level and concrete warning flags. It is a defensive tool that shows where signs of fraud or high risk were detected.
How to read it
Look at the risk level first, then expand the flags to understand exactly what triggered the alert. The more overlapping flags and the higher the level, the more serious the warning. Practical takeaway: treat the list as a risk filter. Projects with a critical level and many flags are an area of maximum caution, not an opportunity.
Parameters
- Risk level
- Threat classification: Critical (red), High (orange), Elevated (yellow).
- Negative reading: Critical or High: serious fraud signals detected, extreme risk.
- Neutral reading: Elevated: warning signs but weaker; do your own verification.
- Warning flags
- Concrete reasons for the alert, e.g. honeypot, missing liquidity, suspicious token concentration.
- Negative reading: Many flags at once: overlapping red signals are the strongest warning.
- Neutral reading: Expand an entry to see the full list of flags and the reason.
- Sorting
- A view toggle: by risk (most dangerous on top) or by newest alerts.
- Neutral reading: Sort by risk for a quick threat overview; by date for signal freshness.
Example
A token marked Critical with flags „honeypot” and „90% of supply in one wallet” is a classic high-risk rug-pull setup. An empty alert list means the algorithms currently detect no serious threats.