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KovaSwap can display deterministic evidence such as:
  • failed sell simulation or honeypot behavior;
  • transfer taxes and mutable tax settings;
  • owner-controlled minting, blacklisting, pausing, or transfer restrictions;
  • upgradeable proxy control;
  • unverified source code;
  • concentrated holder distribution;
  • low, unlocked, or removable liquidity;
  • impersonation metadata and known malicious addresses.
Signals must include chain ID, token address, observation time, method, and evidence reference. A label can become stale when an upgradeable token changes.
No scanner proves a token safe. Absence of a warning is not an endorsement. Users can still interact directly with a flagged market because the protocol is permissionless.