How to scan a token

I will try and explain how the scanning system works and how to understand the information presented in the scanning report.

Good to know: the scanning report will be improved more and we will add more features to make the information presented more accurate so you can determine if its a good investment or not.

The basics

Most common scam on any launch is the honeypot, to explain it in simple terms, it will allow you to buy the token but you will never be able to sell. This of course can also be unintentionally done by developers who copy a contract to use it as their own or by a simple flaw in the code. But 99% is done by scammers to trick you and make a lot of money.

Another exploit, that was developed by legit tokens to have a control on fees, is actually used by scammers to set 99% fees on buy or on sell, we are talking about the setFees() function.

Multiple tokens now actually have functions in them that are called "anti-bot", some we can name are: opentrading(), blacklist(), deadBlocks(), 99% fees on buy and more.

https://crypto-scammer will detect every function in the contract, if the contract is verified on bscscan.com, and show them in the scanning results. This way you can know what to expect and if you can buy right away, or wait for the developer to remove that anti-bot function, or don't buy at all cause it has a scam function.

Scan a token step by step:

Price of one scan is 2$ in CRYPSCAM token value at the moment of the scan.

The payment will only be activated after the launch of our token!

First if you want to use https://crypto-scammer.com you should buy the CRYPSCAM token, payment for 1 scan is 2$ value in the CRYPSCAM token.

Second go on https://crypto-scammer.com and connect your metamask wallet. Paste the token contract in the scan box and it will automatically detect the name, symbol, decimals and total supply of the token.

Click "Check Now" and you will be prompted to pay the estimated token amount for your scan.

After payment you will be redirected to the token info page where a report will be presented with details about the token.

On the token info page you also have the option to monitor mempool calls to that contract that are made by the developer to open trading or lower fees or other function he wants to trigger. This is specially helpful for people that don't know when the developer will lower fees so they can buy or sell.

Under the monitor window you will also see the functions detected in two categories, antibot and scam, with explanation for what they can be used