Mainframe

Liquidity and market dynamics score 11 out of 100. Reported trading activity is extremely low, with volume-to-market-cap effectively at 0.00% and liquidity depth showing only about $2 over the last 24 hours. Exchange listing data indicates presence on 1 exchange, with no “green trust” listings (0 green, 1 yellow, 0 red). Flags also include very low liquidity and near-zero volume, which increases the risk of price slippage and difficulty exiting positions.

Team credibility score 55 out of 100. On-chain records show the deployer address is recorded, and there is 1 audit firm on record (audit score 60). The team is anonymous (team doxxed score 25), which reduces transparency. The whitepaper is rated highly (whitepaper quality score 100), and there is no deploy or genesis date available in the provided notes, limiting timeline-based validation.

Social and behavioral signals score 71 out of 100. Social audience data shows Telegram (3,285) and Twitter (linked; follower count unavailable) are present, and there are no enrichment records available beyond the provided snapshot fields. Agent risk signals are strong: 0 allegations, 0 bad press, 0 regulatory items, and 0 incidents recorded in the inputs. Overall, the dataset does not show negative behavioral flags, though social analytics coverage is limited.

Contract mechanics and technical risk score 98 out of 100. Public records indicate the contract is verified (100), open source (100), with honeypot behavior absent (100). Minting is disabled (100), and ownership and balance safety checks score 100, including balances locked. Trading tax is 0.0% on both buys and sells, and a hard supply cap is defined at 10,000,000,000 with 94% of total supply circulating. The main drawback is that hidden/pausable/blacklist-related logic exists (75) and transfers are pausable (flag).

Holder distribution and concentration score 15 out of 100. Concentration is very high: top 10 wallets hold 96.9% of the supply and top 50 wallets hold 97.8%. The largest non-filtered wallet holds 95.7%, and there are 71 holders listed (total provided: 21,730). Flags explicitly flag top10 concentration above 50 and 70, plus single-wallet-over-10%, which increases governance and liquidity manipulation risk even if the contract itself looks technically controlled.

Inherent crypto risk for Mainframe: even with strong contract safety signals (mint disabled, no honeypot, locked balances), the asset’s overall safety score is held back by extremely thin liquidity and heavy holder concentration, meaning price discovery can be unstable and exits can be difficult. Additionally, the team is anonymous and the deploy/genesis timing is not available, which adds uncertainty for investors relying on operational transparency.