🛡️ How GuardScan Works
Crypto scam research published on the site and Telegram
Read the guide, verify the evidence yourself, and follow the Telegram channel for new analysis as it goes out.
Educational Tool Only
GuardScan provides informational analysis based on publicly available blockchain data. Not financial advice. Always DYOR.
What GuardScan Research Checks
Each guide explains a repeatable check using public blockchain data and documented off-chain context
On-chain Checks
Guides show where sell restrictions, mint functions and ownership controls appear in public data
- Read verified contract code
- Compare liquidity pool state
- Check owner privileges before buying
Off-chain Context
Research notes connect the on-chain check with public launch claims and market context
- Look for real listings and pools
- Track launch-date changes
- Separate buyer complaints from verified facts
Evidence-led Writing
Named-project coverage requires dated, checkable sources before it can be published
- Source URLs and contract addresses
- As-of dates for facts that can change
- Right-of-reply logs where required
Reader Research
Submissions are treated as private leads for verification, not public accusations
- No public comment threads
- No unsourced verdicts
- Corrections made when evidence changes
🌍 Published Across Languages
GuardScan publishes educational material for English, Portuguese and Spanish readers when a guide is localized.
Where to Read
Website guides
Use the guide archive to learn specific checks and scam patterns
Telegram channel
Follow new guides and analysis as they are published
Source receipts
Named-project work is backed by dated, checkable evidence
Important Disclaimer
• GuardScan publishes educational research, not financial advice
• Contract state and market context can change, so verify current data before acting
• Named-project claims require sources and dates, and unsourced claims are removed
• Always conduct your own research before making any financial decision
Research a Token in 3 Steps
Move from a public claim to the evidence that can confirm or challenge it
Read the Guide
Start with the relevant GuardScan guide for the risk pattern you are checking.
- Honeypots and sell restrictions
- Hidden minting and owner controls
- Liquidity and listing checks
Check the Evidence
Use public sources to confirm the contract, pool and off-chain claims yourself.
- Explorer links and verified source code
- Liquidity pool and owner status
- Listings, dates and public statements
Follow New Research
Use the Telegram channel to see new guides and analysis when they are published.
- Site guides posted to Telegram
- Educational analysis updates
- No wallet connection required
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Get each new GuardScan guide and analysis in the Telegram channel
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Public Data Only
Contract checks use blockchain data anyone can inspect
No Wallet Connection
Never enter a seed phrase or private key
Manual Verification
The guides show the checks behind each risk signal
Explorer Sources
Verify liquidity, ownership and code on-chain
Built Around Verifiable Research
The method is simple: public sources, repeatable checks and clear caveats
Public Sources
Contract code, pool pages, explorer data and project statements
Repeatable Checks
Questions a reader can run again when contract state changes
Documented Context
Launch dates, listings, team history and public complaints kept separate from facts
Corrections
Claims are updated or removed when evidence changes
Research Questions That Matter
The useful checks are the ones a reader can verify before acting
Is There Liquidity?
No pool means there may be nowhere to sell
Who Controls It?
Owner privileges can change the risk after launch
Do Claims Match?
Compare launch, listing and contract dates
Start with the evidence, then decide what the claim is worth
Learn how the research process worksFrequently Asked Questions
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