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Crypto Security Glossary
Quick explanations for the risk terms you see across FreshTokenWatch, including honeypots, rug pulls, liquidity locks, FDV pressure, and blacklist-style controls.
Token Address
The exact on-chain contract address for a token.
Read termContract Verification
Checking whether contract code is published and matches the deployed bytecode.
Read termToken Approval
Permission for another contract to spend your tokens.
Read termLiquidity Pool
The on-chain pool that enables token swaps.
Read termScam Token
A token designed to deceive, trap, or extract value from traders.
Read termTrading Volume
The value traded over a given time window.
Read termDead Token
A token with little or no remaining market activity.
Read termRevived Token
A token that showed life again after being considered inactive.
Read termHoneypot
Token can be bought but is hard to sell.
Read termRug Pull
Team removes liquidity or disappears.
Read termLiquidity Lock
LP tokens are locked for a period.
Read termFDV
Fully Diluted Valuation.
Read termMarket Cap
Price x circulating supply.
Read termBlacklist Function
Owner can block wallets.
Read termMint Function
New tokens can be created.
Read termOwner Renounced
Owner rights were given up.
Read termSell Tax
Fee charged when selling.
Read termBuy Tax
Fee charged when buying.
Read termWhale Concentration
Too much supply held by a few wallets.
Read termSlippage
Difference between expected and executed price.
Read termMEV
Miner/Validator Extractable Value.
Read termSandwich Attack
Bot trades before and after you.
Read termLP Token
Proof of provided liquidity.
Read termBurned Liquidity
LP tokens were removed permanently.
Read termProxy Contract
Upgradeable contract architecture.
Read termMultisig
Multiple signatures for critical actions.
Read termToken Unlock
Release of previously locked tokens.
Read termAirdrop Farming
Activity driven mainly by rewards.
Read termContract Audit
External security review of code.
Read termDEX Pair Age
Age of the trading pair.
Read termWash Trading
Artificial volume without real demand.
Read termCircuit Breaker
Emergency mechanism in contract.
Read termRisk Score
Heuristic risk estimate.
Read termPopular Safety Topics
Token Address
The exact on-chain contract address for a token.
Read guideContract Verification
Checking whether contract code is published and matches the deployed bytecode.
Read guideToken Approval
Permission for another contract to spend your tokens.
Read guideScam Token
A token designed to deceive, trap, or extract value from traders.
Read guideDead Token
A token with little or no remaining market activity.
Read guideRevived Token
A token that showed life again after being considered inactive.
Read guideBest Terms For Fast Token Review
Token Address
Using the wrong token address is one of the fastest ways to buy the wrong asset or a copycat contract.
Read guideLiquidity Pool
Pool depth affects slippage, execution quality, and whether a token has a real market at all.
Read guideTrading Volume
Volume helps distinguish real market interest from inactive or abandoned pairs, though it can still be manipulated.
Read guideDead Token
Dead-status tokens are useful to identify because low activity can make exits hard even if the contract still exists.
Read guideHoneypot
Traders can get stuck in a position and lose funds during low-liquidity exits.
Read guideRisk Score
It helps prioritize review, but is not investment advice.
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