Question 1

How do I check if a Solana token is safe?

Accepted Answer

Paste the token's contract (mint) address into CryptoRing. It reads the token on-chain and across Solana DEX data, scores about 20 risk signals — mint and freeze authority, LP lock, holder concentration, bundled wallets and more — and returns a 0–100 RingScore with a plain-language verdict. A high score means fewer red flags were found; it is an automated risk estimate, not a guarantee.

Question 2

What is a RingScore?

Accepted Answer

The RingScore is a 0–100 rating CryptoRing computes from around 20 weighted risk signals. Higher is safer. The engine only scores the signals it can actually source for a given token and shows how many of the 20 were available, so a score is never inflated by data it doesn't have.

Question 3

Can CryptoRing detect a rug pull?

Accepted Answer

CryptoRing surfaces the conditions that make a rug pull possible — an active mint authority, unlocked or unburned liquidity, extreme holder concentration, bundled or insider wallets. It cannot predict a team's future actions, so treat a good score as 'fewer obvious traps,' not a promise. Always do your own research.

Question 4

Is CryptoRing free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can scan tokens without an account. A free account adds saved scan history and a monthly allowance of scans; CryptoRing Pro removes the monthly limit for heavy users. No wallet connection is ever required — you only paste an address.

Question 5

Do I need to connect my wallet?

Accepted Answer

No. CryptoRing never asks you to connect a wallet or sign a transaction. You paste a token's contract address (or a wallet address to view a portfolio) and it reads public on-chain data — there is nothing to approve and no way for it to touch your funds.

Check any Solana token before you buy