The goose
warned you.

A token must meet all three: score ≤49 (HIGH RISK or CRITICAL), liquidity ≥$5,000 (real exposure possible), and at least one hard flag — mint active, honeypot detected, dangerous Token-2022 extension, Vol/MCAP >500%, or top-20 concentration ≥80% (excluding tokens with liquidity ≥$500K, where concentration often reflects exchange custody rather than dump risk). The entry is created before any collapse.

The token's liquidity is monitored automatically. When a collapse is confirmed on-chain — liquidity below $500 or under 20% of the initial level (80%+ drained) — the rug date and days-to-collapse are recorded. A collapse is only confirmed after the token has been in the Hall at least 24 hours without recovery. Faster collapses are not added as track-record entries: the Hall only claims warnings it gave with real lead time. Pending = still being watched. Some flagged tokens collapse in price (market cap down 80%+ from audit) while their liquidity stays locked — a pump-and-dump rather than a liquidity rug. These are marked "Dumped" with the market-cap drop, counted as confirmed collapses but kept honestly distinct from liquidity rugs (which require the liquidity itself to be drained).

Entries added under current criteria are permanent. This record reflects tokens flagged from May 2026 onward under scoring version v1.0. The goose does not edit history.

Every entry is based on public on-chain data at the time of audit. If you believe an entry contains a factual error — wrong address, incorrect flag, data fetch error — contact @theanserapp or t.me/theanser with the contract address and specific correction. Disputes are reviewed within 7 days. Factual errors are corrected and noted. Entries are not removed because a token recovered — the audit was a snapshot, not a verdict on the future.