Coinvote safety check · scanned 13 Nov 2026
Is Oosholding (WHO) safe?
The last automated scan of the Oosholding (WHO) contract found 2 red flags and 0 points to check. It still trades, with at least $1,000 of pool liquidity. This is not a guarantee of safety.
Contract
Base: 0x49518638602b43ba209466f3557b1cb0ed2f7012
Project page: Oosholding (WHO) on Coinvote.
Contract checks
2 red flag(s), 0 point(s) to check.
- Honeypot
- No
- Buy / sell tax
- 0% / 0%
- Mint function
- No
- Ownership
- -
- Upgradeable proxy
- No
- Liquidity locked or burned
- 0%
- Top 10 holders
- 100%
- Verified source code
- Yes
- Blacklist function
- No
- Transfers can be paused
- No
- Tax can be changed
- No
- Self-destruct
- No
- Holders
- 15
Data: GoPlus Security, 2026-11-13 12:54 UTC · scan again now
Still trading?
Yes: the main pool is alive. Last check 13 Nov 2026 10:33 UTC.
- Pool liquidity: $27,152
- Volume over 24 hours: $5
Alive means at least $1,000 of pool liquidity and some trading over 24 hours (GeckoTerminal and DEX Screener data).
Frequently asked questions
Is Oosholding (WHO) safe?
The last automated scan of the Oosholding (WHO) contract found 2 red flags and 0 points to check. It still trades, with at least $1,000 of pool liquidity. This is not a guarantee of safety.
What is the Oosholding (WHO) contract address?
The contract listed on Coinvote on Base is 0x49518638602b43ba209466f3557b1cb0ed2f7012. Copy it from the project's official links too, and buy only that address: fake tokens often copy the name.
Is Oosholding (WHO) 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.