Investigation Report

You can perform onchain security checks by running a command line tool that executes analyzers like rug-scan and honeypot detection, producing a comprehensive report on Base token risks and contract integrity.

Available security checks for investigating Base token risks include rug-scan, contract-audit, deployer-trace, holder-concentration, honeypot, and lp-lock, which collectively assess token risk, contract integrity, and liquidity status.

Yes, performing a Base token security check requires specific API keys and network configurations, specifically ETHERSCAN_API_KEY, BASESCAN_KEY, and BASE_RPC_URL, to fetch contract data and execute the analyzers.

Yes, you can selectively run specific analyzers during a Base token investigation by using command flags to specify desired checks such as rug, contract, or deployer, and controlling the analysis depth to quick or deep.

Real-time alerts for potential Base token honeypot issues are sent automatically during the security check execution if concerning results are detected, providing immediate notification of risks like honeypots or liquidity problems.