Coinvote safety check · scanned 11 Nov 2026
Is 1 Billion Coin (1B) safe?
The last automated scan of the 1 Billion Coin (1B) contract found 2 red flags and 1 point to check. This is not a guarantee of safety.
Contract
BNB Chain: 0xe33826e2a960ed5e8f51428463b19deb98027b4e
Project page: 1 Billion Coin (1B) on Coinvote.
Contract checks
2 red flag(s), 1 point(s) to check.
- Honeypot
- No
- Buy / sell tax
- -
- Mint function
- No
- Ownership
- Hidden or reclaimable
- Upgradeable proxy
- No
- Liquidity locked or burned
- -
- Top 10 holders
- 100%
- Verified source code
- Yes
- Blacklist function
- No
- Transfers can be paused
- No
- Tax can be changed
- Yes
- Self-destruct
- No
- Holders
- 2
Data: GoPlus Security, 2026-11-11 22:34 UTC · scan again now
Frequently asked questions
Is 1 Billion Coin (1B) safe?
The last automated scan of the 1 Billion Coin (1B) contract found 2 red flags and 1 point to check. This is not a guarantee of safety.
What is the 1 Billion Coin (1B) contract address?
The contract listed on Coinvote on BNB Chain is 0xe33826e2a960ed5e8f51428463b19deb98027b4e. Copy it from the project's official links too, and buy only that address: fake tokens often copy the name.
Is 1 Billion Coin (1B) a scam?
Automated checks can show what the contract allows (selling, taxes, minting, liquidity lock, holder concentration), not what the team will do. Coinvote has not flagged this project; read the checks above and size any purchase to what you can lose.
Automated checks of what the contract allows. They miss off-chain risks (team, unlocked wallets, fake volume) and are not investment advice. More: free token scanner · best new crypto still alive · token survival report.