Crypto scam check, coin by coin

Screen several signals at once rather than trusting a single red flag. Confirm the team is identifiable, that token supply is not concentrated in a few wallets, that the contract does not block selling or allow unlimited minting, and that social activity looks organic instead of bot-driven. Each coin page here returns a safety score built from project age, founder disclosure, category risk, and documented risk factors — a first-pass filter, not a verdict.

Yes. Every per-coin screen on this page and the full 12-point Scam Check are free and need no account. The goal is to slow a buy decision down by sixty seconds, which is usually enough to catch an obvious trap.

It measures how closely a project matches the profile of a typical scam: anonymous or undisclosed founders, very recent launch, a category with a high failure rate such as memecoins, and disclosed structural risks. It does not measure price, timing, or whether a coin is a good investment. A high score means the project does not look like a classic fraud, nothing more.

This directory covers the coins people search for most, but the checker itself is not limited to them. Open the full Scam Check and enter any project name to run the 12-point screen against it.

Easily, and it happens constantly. Fraud risk and investment risk are separate. Most crypto losses come from ordinary things — buying into hype at a local top, poor position sizing, no exit plan — not from outright scams. Use this screen to rule out fraud, then use market context and portfolio rules to decide whether to buy at all.