Contract safety measurements for Base and Ethereum, rendered on the server with every source endpoint named beside the number it produced.
The data behind token-safety checks is free and keyless. The pages are not readable: the most-recommended checker returns 403 to anything that is not a browser, another serves a two-word JavaScript shell, a third renders only a title tag. All three are invisible to any reader that fetches HTML and does not execute scripts — which includes every AI assistant people now ask "is this token legit".
So this renders the same free data into plain HTML, with the endpoint printed next to each value.
No score, no verdict, no recommendation. A measurement with its source attached can be checked. A score has to be trusted, and a score is what turns a data page into advice nobody here is entitled to give.
It also says plainly when a check cannot run — honeypot simulation is meaningless against empty liquidity, which is exactly the presale window where most money is lost, and no incumbent tells you that.
Tokens currently being traded · DEGEN on Base · PEPE on Ethereum · the LP-locker registry