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Is KNX safe to buy? KnoxNet security analysis on Ethereum

Automated honeypot, tax, liquidity and contract-permission analysis of KNX on Ethereum. 0xf19304e6bfe0a18d2a0171758aa433921f192897
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69/100

CAUTION

9 signals · 90% data completeness

Recursio scores KNX 69/100 — the CAUTION band — from 9 signals at 90% data completeness. The score is held back mainly by Owner permissions (35/100), Market activity (20/100), Liquidity (50/100).

Taxes are 0.0% in and 5.0% out, so the price has to rise about 5.3% just to break even. Sell simulation succeeded for 2177 of 2178 real holder wallets.

$73.3K of liquidity across 1 pairs is enough for small trades, but a large sell will fill at a materially worse price.

The owner can still pause transfers, blacklist addresses, change the tax. That is not a prediction that they will — only that nothing stops them, and it happens without warning.

Key risks for KNX

KNX market & liquidity

Price$0.000221
24h change-0.1%
Market cap$220.7K
24h volume$21
DEX liquidity$73.3K
Holders5.6K
Trading pairs1

KNX contract security checks

HoneypotNo
Verified source codeYes
Mintable supplyNo
Transfers pausableYes
Blacklist functionYes
Proxy contractNo
Owner can change balancesNo
Hidden ownerYes
Ownership can be reclaimedNo
Self-destructNo
Tax modifiable by ownerYes
Trading cooldownNo
Cannot sell allNo
Buy tax0%
Sell tax5.0%
Owner holdings0.0%
Creator holdings0.0%
LP holders3
LP locked99.9%

Real-holder sell simulation for KNX

Recursio replays actual sell transactions for real KNX holders. This catches dynamic honeypots that pass a static contract audit — a token can look clean and still block most wallets from selling.

Holders simulated2178
Sold successfully2177
Failed to sell1
Fail rate0.0%
Simulated buy tax0.0%
Simulated sell tax5.0%
Highest tax seen50.0%
Risk levellow

How the KNX 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.

SignalScoreWeight
Honeypot risk85/10022%
Contract security60/10013%
Owner risk100/10011%
Owner permissions35/10011%
Holder distribution80/1009%
Liquidity50/10013%
Market activity20/1009%
ERC-20 complianceno data0%
Clone / fake token100/1006%
LP safety100/1006%
KNX token security scorecard: 69/100, CAUTION, on Ethereum
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Frequently asked

Is KNX a honeypot?

Automated checks did not flag KNX as a honeypot at the time of this scan, with a 0.0% fail rate across simulated real-holder sells.

What are the KNX buy and sell taxes?

Buy tax 0%, sell tax 5.0% when scanned. This contract lets the owner change the tax, so treat these numbers as a snapshot only.

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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