Can you spot the fake token? From the chart alone.
10 sample tokens. Buy $100 or skip it. No help. Then see what Warden Token Terminal would have flagged.Fictional tokens, practice money.
Every 3 seconds a new token is launched on BNB Chain alone.
28,000+ new tokens to check by hand, daily. 860,000+ monthly.
Source: Blockworks, BNB Chain Tokenholder Report Q3 2026.
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Practice balance (not real money): $1,000 of $1,000
GubbinTeasel $GUBTEAS Base
$0.0016 +36%
- Launched
- 15 hours ago
- Market cap
- $1.6M
- 24h volume
- $208K
- Holders
- 232
- Creator holds
- 3.9%
Buy to watch it play out. Skip to see what happens.
On a DEX, you mostly go by the chart.
- Buy or skip, from the chart alone.
- Watch it play out.
- See what Warden Token Terminal found.
Behind every Buy: 18 checks and 3 taxes. Their answers show after your call.
Checking a token by hand? 10 steps. 5 tools.
On a DEX, every check is on you. Miss one and your $100 can get stuck.
Find the real contract, not a copy.
Screener
Check the code is verified. If it isn’t, nobody can read it.
Contract checker
See who owns it, and if a “renounced” owner can come back.
Contract checker
Search the code for balance rewrites, new minting, or self-destruct.
Block explorer, for experts: you read the code yourself
Check if it’s a proxy, and who can swap the code.
Block explorer, for experts: you read the code yourself
Find the taxes, who can raise them, and if one wallet pays more.
Contract checker
Look for blacklists, whitelists, pauses, and cooldowns.
Contract checker
Check if transfers depend on another contract.
Block explorer, for experts: you read the code yourself
Look up every token the creator launched before.
Wallet tracker
Buy a little and try to sell it back.
DEX
By handScreenerContract checkerBlock explorerWallet trackerDEX Plus a bridge if the token is on another chain.
Warden Token TerminalOne page. The checks sit next to Buy, and you buy right there.
18 checks. Before every Buy.
Warden Token Terminal reads the contract for 18 traps and 3 taxes, and shows the answers next to Buy.
A clean token
TansyBannock $TANBANN
Safety
Who holds it, and what the contract can do
No flags
- Top 10
- 31.4%
- 11–30
- 12.1%
- 31–50
- 6.8%
- Everyone else
- 49.7%
- Buy tax
- 0%
- Sell tax
- 0%
- Ownership
- Renounced
- Creator holds
- 1.2%
Honeypot
Tokens that can be bought but not sold
No
Hidden owner
Someone keeps control after ownership looks renounced
No
Mintable
New supply can be created
No
A honeypot
GloopSnicket $GLOSNIC
Safety
Who holds it, and what the contract can do
3 dangers
- Top 10
- 92.6%
- 11–30
- 4.1%
- 31–50
- 1.8%
- Everyone else
- 1.5%
- Buy tax
- 0%
- Sell tax
- Unknown
- Ownership
- Owner
- Creator holds
- 38.0%
Honeypot
Tokens that can be bought but not sold
Yes
Hidden owner
Someone keeps control after ownership looks renounced
Yes
Creator made honeypots
The same wallet deployed honeypot tokens before
Yes
- Danger
- A known trap. Read it before you pay.
- Warning
- The contract can do something risky.
- Unknown
- Couldn’t be read. Never shown as 0%.
See it live on real tokens
Real tokens often show a Warning, like Mintable when an issuer manages the supply. A Warning means read it first.
See all 18 checks and 3 taxes
Can you buy and sell? (7)
HoneypotDanger
Tokens that can be bought but not sold
You can buy. You cannot sell. The $100 is stuck.
Buying blockedDanger
The contract refuses purchases
Your buy fails. Gas spent on a failed trade is gone.
Can’t sell allDanger
Holders are stopped from selling their whole balance
Only part of your $100 can ever be sold.
Transfer pausableWarning
Trading can be frozen for everyone
Trading can stop while you hold. Your $100 waits on the owner.
Has blacklistWarning
Chosen wallets can be blocked from selling
Your wallet can be blocked from selling after you buy.
Has whitelistWarning
Only chosen wallets may trade
If your wallet is not on the list, you cannot trade.
Trading cooldownWarning
A forced wait between trades
You wait between trades while the price moves.
Is the code clean? (3)
Creator made honeypotsDanger
The same wallet deployed honeypot tokens before
The same wallet has trapped buyers before.
Open sourceDanger
Unpublished code cannot be checked, by anyone
Closed code means nobody can check what it does with your $100.
External callWarning
Transfers depend on another contract
Your sell depends on another contract that can fail or change.
Who controls it? (3)
Hidden ownerDanger
Someone keeps control after ownership looks renounced
Someone can still change the token after it looks hands-off.
Ownership can be reclaimedDanger
A renounced owner can take the contract back
A renounced owner can come back and change the rules.
Owner can change balancesDanger
The owner can rewrite how much any wallet holds
The owner can set your balance to zero.
Any hidden rules? (5)
Self-destructDanger
The contract can delete itself, and the token with it
The contract can delete itself, and your $100 with it.
Proxy contractWarning
The code behind the token can be swapped
The token’s code can be replaced after you buy.
MintableWarning
New supply can be created
New tokens can be created. Each one you hold is worth less.
Tax modifiableWarning
The owner can raise the trading tax
The sell tax can go up after you buy. Your $100 sells for less.
Per-wallet taxWarning
A different tax can be set for a single wallet
Your wallet alone can be taxed at a higher rate.
Any taxes? (3)
Buy taxPercent
Taken from your $100 as you buy. At 10%, $90 goes in.
Sell taxPercent
Taken when you sell. At 50% or more, selling is a loss by design.
Transfer taxPercent
Taken when the token moves between wallets.
Taxes: 10% or more is a Warning, 50% or more is a Danger. Automated scan. It can miss things: a clean result is not a guarantee.
Give Claude, Grok, or Dots a wallet. And live data to trade.
Warden MCP connects your agent to Warden Token Terminal. It trades inside hard limits. Anything outside them comes back to you to sign.
1%
Default slippage for agents. Hands-free max: 3%.
Your agent can
- Find tokens and get live quotes.
- Prepare a trade for you to sign.
- Trade on its own, only after you turn on Hands-free.
Hands-free, it can’t
- Go past 3% slippage.
- Buy a token with under $25,000 of liquidity.
- Take a quote worth less than 85% of what it sells.
- Spend past your daily or per-trade limit.
- Buy twice on a retry.
- Keep trading after the session ends.
Example: what happens when an agent tries a risky buy
Your agent: “Buy $100 of $EXAMPLE on Base.”
- Hands-free session open
- Inside your daily limit
- Slippage 1%, max 3%
- Liquidity $8,400, needs $25,000
Not sent. Handed back to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Warden Token Terminal check before I buy?
It reads the contract for 18 known traps, like honeypots, hidden owners, and new minting, plus buy, sell, and transfer taxes. The answers sit next to Buy, marked Danger or Warning.
Which chains are supported?
Warden Token Terminal runs these checks on Base, BNB Chain, and Robinhood Chain.
Is a clean scan a guarantee?
No. It’s an automated scan, and it can miss things.
Can my AI agent trade with the same protection?
Not the same checks. The 18 checks run in Warden Token Terminal, next to Buy. Agents trading through Warden MCP get hard limits instead: 1% slippage by default. Hands-free trades are capped at 3% slippage, need at least $25,000 of liquidity, and stay inside the daily and per-trade limits you set.
Is the game real money?
No. The 10 tokens are fictional and the $1,000 is practice money.
What does Unknown mean next to a check?
The scanner couldn’t read that value. It shows Unknown, never 0%, so a gap never looks safe.
Check the token first. Then decide.
Not the other way around.
Check and trade it yourself.
Let your agent trade, inside your limits.