the flux curve FLUX
One wallet holds 100% of the supply and the feed reports it is not a contract, so it is not a liquidity pool. That holder can sell into the market whenever they choose. The contract's source code is not published, so nobody can read what it actually does. Critical risk.
- Top holders — One wallet holds 100% of the supply and the feed reports it is not a contract, so it is not a liquidity pool. That holder can sell into the market whenever they choose. reported by the security feed
- Code not published — The contract's source code is not published, so nobody can read what it actually does. reported by the security feed
- Thin on-chain liquidity — On-chain trading pools hold $8k — thin enough that selling on-chain moves the price. reported by the market feed
- Buy tax — There is no buy tax. reported by the security feed
- Sell tax — There is no sell tax. reported by the security feed
What matters here
- A check that could not run is not a check that passed.
- This covers what the contract code allows - not who is behind the project, or what they intend to do.
Market
| on-chain pools seen | 1 |
| Quoted against | ETH |
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What we know about this token
How long this has existed
| Domain registered | 4 months ago | from the domain registry (RDAP) |
Largest holders
| Address | Share |
|---|---|
0xe92dbb29c5c8e884901c17e458c0ba9dbce64622 |
100.00% |
What this scan does not establish
- Can it be sold? — no source answered this question for this token, so nothing is claimed either way.
- Can anyone create new tokens? — no source answered this question for this token, so nothing is claimed either way.
- Can anyone freeze or pause transfers? — no source answered this question for this token, so nothing is claimed either way.
- Can anyone block individual wallets? — no source answered this question for this token, so nothing is claimed either way.
- Can anyone change balances directly? — no source answered this question for this token, so nothing is claimed either way.
- Has the owner given up control? — no source answered this question for this token, so nothing is claimed either way.
- Is there a hidden owner? — no source answered this question for this token, so nothing is claimed either way.
- Can the code be replaced? — no source answered this question for this token, so nothing is claimed either way.
- Is the trading pool locked or burned? — no source answered this question for this token, so nothing is claimed either way.
- This is an automated read of public on-chain data and labelled provider feeds at one moment in time. It is not an audit, it does not execute the contract's logic path by path, and a token can change after it is scanned.
Evidence runs for this address
| Collected | Pinned to | Provider agreement | Assessment at the time |
|---|---|---|---|
| This scan's evidence run is the current one shown above; no earlier run is on record for this address. | |||
About the flux curve
the flux curve (FLUX) is a token on Ethereum. Its main trading pair has existed for 34 days on uniswap. The selected venue feed reports a price of $0.0003346, $7,967 in its largest observed DEX pair and $6,324 of 24-hour volume across 1 pair(s). An external provider reports roughly 1 holders; VetMyToken has not reconstructed the complete holder set. An external provider reports that source code is not published; VetMyToken has not independently verified that claim. Contract controls, holder coverage, liquidity control and market quality are assessed separately; market activity does not improve or reduce the security-risk assessment.
| Exact address | 0x109eecdc99d4883a733f10217aa32899fd291ac8 |
| Network | Ethereum |
| Project website | https://flux0.org/ |
| Main observed pair created | 5 Aug 2026 |
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