Secure Smart contracts and audits.

Below are the available smart contract addresses and any associated contract audits.

FTM: 0x8183c18887ac4386ce09dbdf5df7c398dacb2b5a

Secure Project Statement

Full Report

Secure Safety Report

Secure has a safety score of 2.34

Secure is a nano cap token.

Secure is suited to a highly speculative investment style.

Secure Profile

This profile is missing some data needed to perform a thorough analysis. Depending on what data is missing then this could have a negative impact on the overall rating.

Missing Data:

• project whitepaper
• project team
• reddit
• bitcointalk thread
• tradingview profile
• exchanges

Secure Red Flags

There are currently no Secure red flags.

Secure Development Score

The Secure project has 2 active source code repositories.

The most recent commit was Thu, Jan 20, 2022 6:19 AM

• 1 Watcher
• 4 Stars
• 3 Mentionable Users
• 0 Vulnerabilities
• 4 commits in the last 28 days.

Highlights:

• high repo stars
• daily repo updates
• no stars
• no watchers
• no mentionable users

Secure Sentiment Score

The sentiment score indicates how well the wider community regards the project. We analyse social media platforms such a Reddit, Twitter etc to access if the community is talking positively or negatively about a project. Or if they are even talking about the project at all!
The more articles that are available to analyse, the more confident we can be about the score. If there is not a lot of data available on the internet to use, this should be a redflag as it can indicate that no one is posting or writing about this project.

Highlights:

• The overall sentiment is very positive
• Low number articles to calculate the sentiment

Secure Community Score

The community score indicates how active community is. Are they writing lots of articles and engaging in lots of conversations on the web? Where is the crypto communities attention spent? There are so many hours in the day to spend writing, reading, researching a project. So how much of this time is spent on Secure?

The larger a community is then the more eyes are on that project. Sharing information, red flags and concerns is more likely the bigger the community is. And larger communities are alot hard to censor and control - therefore they provide a diverse range of opinions.

Overall Secure has an poor community rating, small communities can be easily manipulated and bullied (banned from telegram, deleted from discord etc) into towing the project line. If a project is new and doesnt have a big active community then in general as the project grows the community score will increase.

Highlights:

• extremely high hashtag tweets
• no reddit articles
• very poor gitHub account watchers

Secure Awareness Score

The awareness score indicates how well Secure is known in the main stream. Its all very well for a project to have a discord channel to have 1000 users chatting all day about how great the Secure is but a good measure of longevity is how well the project is known by the general public.

Overall Secure this project is has some exposure in the wider population. In general as the project grows the community score will increase or if the community looses interest then it can of course decrease.

Highlights:

• average search result total
• average number of Secure YouTube videos
• very poor number of news articles mentioning Secure
• no number of headlines about Secure

Secure Credibility Score

The credibility score indicates how credibility a project is. Does it have a ridiculous name? Is it run by a 13yr old in their basement? Is it just 2 days old and too early to tell?

Highlights:

• Brand new project age (released Jan 10, 2022)

Secure Volume Score

The volume score is the simplest of all our metrics and quite often the bottom line metric. It doesnt matter how well a project scores on the other factors, if it is only shifting a few thousand dollars a day in volume then there is a high chance you will left holding a bag

Highlights:

• very poor USD 24hr volume

Red flags come in all shapes and sizes

At the end of the day a cryptocurrency project requires you to part with your hard earned cash in order for it to become succesful.

You expect a level of transparency and professionalism from a project that is asking for your money.

There are all sorts of red flags which you should be weary of;

• 404 (missing) websites
• Expired SSL certs
• Malware/Hijacked sites
• Suspended Twitter accounts
• Private Subreddits
• SEC investiations

If you spot anything suspicious/resolved then please let us know.

Secure Red flags

• No red flags
  No red flags have been identified. That doesnt mean its a 100% safe project, it just means that no red flags have been brought to our attention.