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It can be hard to spot scams and vulnerable tokens when you're doing your due diligence. Here are 5 great tools tools I use that will make it easy to spot these scams 🔹️Unicrypt If the token claims to have locked liquidity and you want to check it quickly, this is a great tool. It also shows the time period for the liquidity lock, so if they claim its locked for x years and you realise it's only 6 months, that's your red flag right away. app.uncx.network/amm 🔹️Block Explorer I use this tool to tell me lots of valuable information, like if there has been liquidity removed from the pool, what other users are saying about the contract code, and very detailed transaction data. 🔹️Token Sniffer It is a good tool to find information on exploits, and you will also see known scams and hacks listed. So you can quickly check if the token you are interested in is listed there. tokensniffer.com/ 🔹️Dextools This tool will give you lots of details about a token, including live buy and sell data. This can help you determine honeypot tokens if all you are seeing is buys. dextools.io/app/en/pairs 🔹️De.fi Scanner I use this to check if a smart contract for a token has any vulnerabilities. Not all tokens are scams. However, some of them can have vulnerabilities due to dev inconpetence, which can be easily exploited by hackers. These vulnerabilities could also be left there on purpose. If the smart contract shows this, it's a ticking time bomb. Do not put your money in there. de.fi/scanner