Rug pull checker for Base memecoins

Base is cheap and fast, so thousands of new coins launch there every day. Paste the contract address (0x…) and see in seconds whether typical rug pull warning signs are present.

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How a rug pull on Base works

Base is an Ethereum layer 2. A new coin gets a pool, usually on Uniswap or Aerodrome. In a classic rug pull the developer pulls that pool, and the coin can hardly be sold afterwards. Other variants: the contract allows minting new tokens, blocking sells or raising the fee to 100% later.

What the check looks at for Base coins

Liquidity: how big is the pool, and is it locked or burned?
Sell simulation: can the coin be sold again, and how high are buy and sell taxes?
Contract rights: mint function, blacklist, pause, changeable fees, hidden owner, proxy (contract can be swapped).
Distribution: how much do the biggest wallets and the developer hold?
Fakes: same name as a well-known coin, different address.

Typical traps on Base

Common ones are copies of well-known Base coins like BRETT or TOSHI, coins that claim to be “renounced” while the owner can still change everything through a proxy, and pools of a few thousand dollars that get pulled after the first rush.

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FAQ

Where do I find a Base coin’s address?

DexScreener or BaseScan show the contract address (starts with 0x). Copy it and paste it above. Base is detected automatically.

Is a coin with locked liquidity safe?

No, it is just one warning sign less. Taxes, contract rights and distribution can still be dangerous. The check shows all points together.

Does the check cost anything?

No. It is free and needs no sign-up. Not financial advice.

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