Real token contract
Confirms the address is a contract and reads its name, symbol, decimals and total supply.
Token safety scanner for Elysium
Elyguard reads the token straight from Elysium mainnet: owner powers, hidden switches, liquidity and a simulated buy and sell. You get a plain verdict in seconds.
How it works
Copy the token's contract address from wherever you found the coin and drop it into the scanner.
Your browser asks Elysium mainnet directly: contract code, owner, storage, pools, and a simulated round-trip trade.
Looks safe, Caution or Danger, with a one-line reason for every check so you can decide for yourself.
What we check
Confirms the address is a contract and reads its name, symbol, decimals and total supply.
Is there still an owner who can change things, or has control been renounced?
Looks for functions that let someone print new supply and dilute every holder.
Finds switches that can block your wallet or freeze all transfers.
Spots adjustable taxes, max-transaction caps and trading on/off switches.
Detects proxy contracts whose logic can be swapped after you buy.
Finds the token's main HYPE pools and reports how much HYPE is actually in them.
Simulates a small buy and sell to catch hidden taxes and coins you can't sell.
Same rules for every coin
Every address goes through the same checks, in the same order, with the same thresholds. That includes $EGUARD. The scanner has no list of favoured coins and no way to mark a token safe by hand. The code runs in your browser, so anyone can read exactly what it does.
The token
Elyguard's token on Elysium. Creator fees fund development and buybacks.
Launching with Elysium mainnet
FAQ
No. Elyguard only makes read-only calls to Elysium mainnet. It never asks for a signature, a connection or any funds.
No. A clean scan means none of our checks found a known trap at the moment you scanned. Prices still move, owners can still act, and new tricks appear. Not financial advice.
We run a buy and a sell inside a read-only call (eth_call) against the token's main pool. The node computes the result and throws it away. Nothing is broadcast and no real funds are used.
Sometimes the network is busy, the token has no pool yet, or the contract doesn't follow the usual standard. When we can't confirm something we say so, instead of guessing.
$EGUARD is the project's token on Elysium. Creator fees fund development and buybacks. Holding it is not needed to use the scanner.