Coinvote safety check · scanned 12 Nov 2026
Is Phoenix Protocol (PHX) safe?
The last automated scan of the Phoenix Protocol (PHX) contract found no red flag but 2 points to check. This is not a guarantee of safety.
Contract
BNB Chain: 0xb98d864ddcb573567b3a2258c9e5cab58fe7974e
Project page: Phoenix Protocol (PHX) on Coinvote.
Contract checks
2 point(s) to check, no red flag.
- Honeypot
- No
- Buy / sell tax
- 10% / 5.71%
- Mint function
- No
- Ownership
- Renounced
- Upgradeable proxy
- No
- Liquidity locked or burned
- 100%
- Top 10 holders
- 4.6%
- Verified source code
- Yes
- Blacklist function
- No
- Transfers can be paused
- No
- Tax can be changed
- Yes
- Self-destruct
- No
- Holders
- 9,181
Data: GoPlus Security, 2026-11-12 10:16 UTC · scan again now
Frequently asked questions
Is Phoenix Protocol (PHX) safe?
The last automated scan of the Phoenix Protocol (PHX) contract found no red flag but 2 points to check. This is not a guarantee of safety.
What is the Phoenix Protocol (PHX) contract address?
The contract listed on Coinvote on BNB Chain is 0xb98d864ddcb573567b3a2258c9e5cab58fe7974e. Copy it from the project's official links too, and buy only that address: fake tokens often copy the name.
Is Phoenix Protocol (PHX) 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.