About Tok{In}
A token safety scanner built by a smart-contract security firm.
Tok{In} is an ERC-20 honeypot checker and rug-pull detector built by Dedaub. It decompiles a token's deployed bytecode and simulates a real buy and sell against live DEX liquidity, so you can see whether a token can actually be sold before you trade it.
How it works
Most token scanners read whatever Solidity a deployer chose to publish. That inherits the deployer's choices: what to verify, whether it matches what was actually deployed, and whether the real logic sits behind a proxy. Tok{In} works on the deployed bytecode instead, using Gigahorse (Dedaub's own decompiler), so a contract with no published source still produces a full result.
Static analysis alone can tell you a blacklist exists; it cannot tell you whether you are on it. A trade simulation alone can tell you a sell failed; it cannot tell you why. Running both is what turns a flag into an explanation: the simulation supplies the evidence, the decompilation supplies the mechanism.
What it checks
- Honeypots
- Whether a buy succeeds but the matching sell reverts.
- Hidden mints
- Functions that can create new supply after launch.
- Fee manipulation
- Buy and sell taxes, and whether an owner can change them.
- Blacklists
- Gates that can block one specific wallet from selling.
- Trading controls
- Pauses and cooldowns that stop trading entirely.
- Owner privileges
- What the deployer can still do, and whether the contract is upgradeable.
Every check reports one of three answers: fired, clean, or no answer. A check that could not run is never shown as a pass: turning missing evidence into a green tick is worse than saying nothing.