Is LEO safe to buy? Bitfinex LEO Token security analysis on Ethereum
Automated honeypot, tax, liquidity and contract-permission analysis of LEO on Ethereum. 0x2af5d2ad76741191d15dfe7bf6ac92d4bd912ca3
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DANGER
9 signals · 90% data completeness
Recursio scores LEO 10/100 — the DANGER band — from 9 signals at 90% data completeness. The score is held back mainly by Honeypot risk (0/100), Liquidity (30/100), Market activity (20/100).
The decisive finding is honeypot behaviour: buys go through, sells do not. Money put into LEO should be treated as unrecoverable regardless of price.
Pools hold just $3.8K across 2 pairs. A few hundred dollars of selling already moves the price; a few thousand collapses it.
The owner can still pause transfers, rewrite balances. That is not a prediction that they will — only that nothing stops them, and it happens without warning.
Key risks for LEO
- Honeypot: buyers cannot sell
- Owner can pause all transfers
- Owner can rewrite balances
- Thin liquidity ($3.8K)
- Only 0% of LP is locked
- Almost no 24h trading volume
LEO market & liquidity
| Price | $9.1400 |
|---|---|
| 24h change | 0.0% |
| Market cap | $8.4B |
| 24h volume | $131 |
| DEX liquidity | $3.8K |
| Holders | 3.7K |
| Trading pairs | 2 |
LEO contract security checks
| Honeypot | Yes |
|---|---|
| Verified source code | Yes |
| Mintable supply | No |
| Transfers pausable | Yes |
| Blacklist function | No |
| Proxy contract | No |
| Owner can change balances | Yes |
| Hidden owner | No |
| Ownership can be reclaimed | No |
| Self-destruct | No |
| Tax modifiable by owner | No |
| Trading cooldown | No |
| Cannot sell all | No |
| Buy tax | 0% |
| Sell tax | 0% |
| Owner holdings | 0.0% |
| Creator holdings | 0.0% |
| LP holders | 4 |
| LP locked | 0.0% |
Real-holder sell simulation for LEO
Recursio replays actual sell transactions for real LEO holders. This catches dynamic honeypots that pass a static contract audit — a token can look clean and still block most wallets from selling.
| Holders simulated | 99 |
|---|---|
| Sold successfully | 99 |
| Failed to sell | 0 |
| Fail rate | 0.0% |
| Simulated buy tax | 0.0% |
| Simulated sell tax | 0.0% |
| Highest tax seen | 0.0% |
| Risk level | low |
How the LEO safety score is calculated
The score is a weighted composite. Missing data lowers confidence rather than being silently skipped, and hard caps apply — a token with almost no liquidity or a failed sell simulation cannot score well no matter how clean its source code looks.
| Signal | Score | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Honeypot risk | 0/100 | 22% |
| Contract security | 85/100 | 13% |
| Owner risk | 60/100 | 11% |
| Owner permissions | 75/100 | 11% |
| Holder distribution | 80/100 | 9% |
| Liquidity | 30/100 | 13% |
| Market activity | 20/100 | 9% |
| ERC-20 compliance | no data | 0% |
| Clone / fake token | 100/100 | 6% |
| LP safety | 15/100 | 6% |
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This page is a cached snapshot. Contract owners can change taxes, pause transfers or pull liquidity minutes later — always re-scan immediately before you trade.
Frequently asked
Is LEO a honeypot?
Yes. Automated checks flag LEO as a honeypot: buyers are expected to be unable to sell.
What are the LEO buy and sell taxes?
Buy tax 0%, sell tax 0% when scanned.
Can I trust this score?
It aggregates GoPlus contract security, honeypot.is real-holder sell simulation and DexScreener market data into one number. It measures contract and liquidity risk — not whether a price will go up. Nothing here is investment advice.
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