Automated checks logged 1 risk signal for Wrapped Bitcoin on Ethereum.
0x2260FAC5E5542a773Aa44fBCfeDf7C193bc2C599This is the contract address we track for Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) on Ethereum. View it on Etherscan.
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Risk signals describe contract mechanics observed on-chain, not the intent of any team or project.
Wrapped Bitcoin is a centrally issued asset administered by the WBTC custodians. Its mint and pause functions are issuer controls, so they are listed below as context and not counted in the risk score.
Contract
Verified
Honeypot
Not flagged
Sell tax
0%
LP locked or burned
0%
Contract source verified
The contract source code is published and open for inspection.
No honeypot detected
Simulated trading did not flag this token as a honeypot.
Mint function present (issuer control)
The owner can create new tokens, diluting holders at will. This asset is administered by the WBTC custodians, and controls like this are expected for a centrally issued token, so this is shown as context and not scored as rug-pull risk.
Transfers can be paused (issuer control)
The owner can pause all transfers, freezing holders out. This asset is administered by the WBTC custodians, and controls like this are expected for a centrally issued token, so this is shown as context and not scored as rug-pull risk.
Top holders control 53.7%
Highly concentrated supply can be dumped on the market quickly.
Liquidity $127,974,249
Liquidity is present across one or more DEX pools.
0% of V2 LP tokens locked or burned
Most liquidity sits in concentrated-liquidity pools, which have no LP token to lock, so this figure covers only the smaller V2 share.
This page reports logged on-chain signals for the contract at 0x2260FAC5E5542a773Aa44fBCfeDf7C193bc2C599 on Ethereum, as at the time shown above, sourced from GoPlus Security. It is automated information, not a verdict, an accusation, or financial advice, and it does not describe the intent of any project or team. Token data can change; always verify on-chain and do your own research before acting.
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The Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) contract address we track on Ethereum is 0x2260FAC5E5542a773Aa44fBCfeDf7C193bc2C599. Copycat tokens often reuse the same name and symbol, so confirm the address on the project's own website or a major tracker before buying.
Our automated scan did not flag a honeypot signal for this contract at the last check. A honeypot check simulates trading to see whether buyers could sell. This is an automated signal, not a verdict; always verify on-chain yourself before acting.
The automated risk read for Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) on Ethereum is LOW at 15/100, based on contract verification, owner powers, taxes, liquidity and holder concentration. Higher means more risk signals were logged. Wrapped Bitcoin is administered by the WBTC custodians, so its mint and pause functions are listed as context and not counted in the score. Data source: GoPlus Security.
We query live on-chain security data for the contract and report concrete, timestamped signals only. We do not give buy or sell advice, and we do not label any project a scam. Order a full Token Safety Report for a written evidence breakdown.