What to verify before acting
Start with the exact contract address on Base chain 8453. Names and tickers are not unique, so checking the wrong contract can produce a technically correct answer for the wrong asset.
Treat the result as a screening snapshot. Contract controls and market conditions can change, and a token that passes one check can still fail a different due-diligence question.
How Jepeta answers the question
Jepeta requires explicit honeypot and mintability evidence from GoPlus for a successful public verdict. It also records buy and sell taxes when available, observed top-10 holder concentration, observed LP-lock coverage, exact matching Base liquidity from DEX Screener, source status, and data quality.
BLOCK means a configured hard blocker was observed. WARN means at least one material risk or evidence-quality condition needs review. PASS only means no configured WARN/BLOCK condition was observed in the available evidence at that time.
Use evidence, not a label
Read the raw fields behind the decision. If liquidity is missing, concentration is high, mintability is enabled, or upstream data is degraded, those facts matter more than a single score.
For a current decision, run a fresh scan. Permanent evidence pages are historical, timestamped snapshots for tokens that already passed Jepeta's publication gate; they are useful for verification and citation, not as an eternal verdict.
Practical checklist
- Confirm the exact Base contract
- Check honeypot and mintability
- Review taxes and liquidity
- Review holder concentration and LP-lock observations
- Read data-quality and source-status fields
- Use a fresh scan before execution