NOT YOUR DEX ADVISOR
We automatically audit new ERC-20 tokens appearing on the Uniswap DEX and share the results in our Telegram channel
Every day, we review hundreds of tokens to identify projects that may be technically sound or worth a closer look
Every day, we review hundreds of tokens to identify projects that may be technically sound or worth a closer look
About
DeFilter is a research initiative in the field of decentralized cryptocurrency trading. The DEX space is evolving rapidly, and it's already clear that it represents the future of finance. However, like any technological innovation, decentralized trading comes with its own risks — from fraud to a general lack of user awareness.
We decided to analyze what is truly happening in this space and attempt to bring more clarity and structure to it. As the foundation for our research, we chose one of the first and most popular decentralized exchanges — Uniswap.
Every day, developers add around 100 new tokens to this platform for initial trading. Based on our data from the past three years, fewer than 10% of the tokens added to the platform represent projects that genuinely aim to meet the standards of a successful launch. Around 60% are tokens with unlocked liquidity that are clearly not worth attention. The remaining 30% contain vulnerabilities in their smart contracts — and this is the most dangerous category.
These tokens often appear to be legitimate projects but contain critical vulnerabilities. For example, they may block selling, or developers may retain the ability to withdraw liquidity. The list of such vulnerabilities continues to grow and evolve.
This dynamic caught our attention and became the focus of our research. In practice, identifying such vulnerabilities is difficult — but possible. To address this challenge, we developed an algorithm capable of automatically analyzing smart contracts, detecting vulnerabilities, and filtering out unsafe projects.
What we consider a scam:
It’s not about a price drop, creator greed, or high initial fees. A scam is a hidden technical vulnerability in the smart contract that allows the token creator to deceive users.
We do not publish tokens:
— while the creator still has the power to block users;
— while high fees remain active;
— while the contract shows no signs of fair operation.
Most tokens don’t last more than a day, and our goal is to catch that brief moment when a project becomes both technically safe and truly worth paying attention to.
We decided to analyze what is truly happening in this space and attempt to bring more clarity and structure to it. As the foundation for our research, we chose one of the first and most popular decentralized exchanges — Uniswap.
Every day, developers add around 100 new tokens to this platform for initial trading. Based on our data from the past three years, fewer than 10% of the tokens added to the platform represent projects that genuinely aim to meet the standards of a successful launch. Around 60% are tokens with unlocked liquidity that are clearly not worth attention. The remaining 30% contain vulnerabilities in their smart contracts — and this is the most dangerous category.
These tokens often appear to be legitimate projects but contain critical vulnerabilities. For example, they may block selling, or developers may retain the ability to withdraw liquidity. The list of such vulnerabilities continues to grow and evolve.
This dynamic caught our attention and became the focus of our research. In practice, identifying such vulnerabilities is difficult — but possible. To address this challenge, we developed an algorithm capable of automatically analyzing smart contracts, detecting vulnerabilities, and filtering out unsafe projects.
What we consider a scam:
It’s not about a price drop, creator greed, or high initial fees. A scam is a hidden technical vulnerability in the smart contract that allows the token creator to deceive users.
We do not publish tokens:
— while the creator still has the power to block users;
— while high fees remain active;
— while the contract shows no signs of fair operation.
Most tokens don’t last more than a day, and our goal is to catch that brief moment when a project becomes both technically safe and truly worth paying attention to.
| ALGORITHM The algorithm uses a hybrid approach to analyzing token code, combining regular expressions with artificial intelligence. The analysis relies on patterns derived from historically identified vulnerabilities and unsafe practices. Regular expressions are used to detect obfuscation and violations of ERC-20 standards, while artificial intelligence is applied when the code contains complex or unusual anomalies that cannot be captured by pattern matching alone. The pattern database is regularly updated to reflect newly discovered issues and coding techniques. The token report is published instantly when the smart contract’s state meets the following criteria:
This field is evolving extremely rapidly, and code customization occurs constantly, which means that even reliable projects may sometimes not be recognized by the algorithm. Such cases are monitored, and analysis methods are regularly improved. At the same time, scammers also adapt their schemes, so the risk of missing a token with vulnerabilities remains. According to our test results, such errors occur in 1–4% of cases. All incidents are promptly reviewed, and the algorithm is updated accordingly. That’s exactly why we oppose using this data as a basis for trading. Even if no technical vulnerabilities are found in the published token, we cannot know the true intentions of its creator or their ability to promote the token. |
TOKEN AUDIT
Token audit is a static report generated by an algorithm about a token and its liquidity pool, containing important data as of the moment it was published in our Telegram channel.
The report contains:
⚠️ Important:
All data in this report reflects the state of the token at the time of publication only. It is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice.
The report is automatically generated and may contain errors or omissions.
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Last updated: July 7, 2025
The report contains:
- Date and time of report publication (UTC)
- Token name
- Token price in USD at the time of report publication
- LP token locking method
- Total token supply
- Token smart contract address
- Liquidity pool smart contract address
- Number of holders at the time of publication report
- Percentage of tokens held by the top 10 holders, relative to total supply
- Initial liquidity in the pool — the amount of the base token (WETH, USDT, USDC, DAI, WBTC) and the share of the token in question as a percentage of its total supply
- Liquidity in the pool at the time of report publication — the amount of the base token (WETH, USDT, USDC, DAI, WBTC) and the share of the token in question as a percentage of its total supply
- Tax for buying, selling, and transferring the token at the time of trading launch
- Tax at the time of report publication
- Maximum possible tax
- Maximum amount of tokens that can be held by a single address
- Maximum amount of tokens allowed per buy or sell
- Maximum number of transactions for this token within a single block (approximately every 12 seconds in Ethereum)
⚠️ Important:
All data in this report reflects the state of the token at the time of publication only. It is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice.
The report is automatically generated and may contain errors or omissions.
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Last updated: July 7, 2025
DAILY REPORT
The daily report is published in our Telegram channel every day at exactly 00:00 UTC. It covers tokens that were published in the channel two days earlier and shows how they performed during the first 24 hours after their audit.
For each token, the following is provided:
This daily report is for demonstration purposes only and is intended solely for analyzing the performance of the algorithm.
⚠️ Important:
This report is for demonstration and research purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice and is not intended for trading decisions. Read full disclaimer
For each token, the following is provided:
- Exact time of publication
- Maximum price reached within 24 hours after the report was published (in percentage, or “SCAM” if the token turned out to be a scam)
- Link to the token’s audit for analysis
This daily report is for demonstration purposes only and is intended solely for analyzing the performance of the algorithm.
⚠️ Important:
This report is for demonstration and research purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice and is not intended for trading decisions. Read full disclaimer
Mission
DeFilter is an independent research project aimed at identifying technically unsafe tokens and increasing transparency in the decentralized market.
We started with Uniswap — a pioneer in the field of decentralized exchanges and one of the key drivers of industry development. This platform became the foundation for many technological solutions, and its high activity makes it a convenient starting point for research. As the project evolves, we are ready to expand our analysis to other platforms if it proves justified.
Currently, DeFilter operates in observation and development mode. We study token behavior, automatically analyze smart contracts, and track technical risks to better understand how the market works and how it can be made safer.
All materials, including audits and reports, are published openly and free of charge.
The project has no native token and currently does not require one. If additional technical integration is needed in the future, we may consider issuing a strictly utility token — intended solely for functional access to the service, without any investment or speculative purpose. DeFilter does not promote projects, does not publish advertisements, and does not raise funds. If someone claims otherwise — it's a scam.
If interest in the project continues to grow, we are ready to:
Our goal is to create tools that help evaluate risks objectively and without external influence.
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We started with Uniswap — a pioneer in the field of decentralized exchanges and one of the key drivers of industry development. This platform became the foundation for many technological solutions, and its high activity makes it a convenient starting point for research. As the project evolves, we are ready to expand our analysis to other platforms if it proves justified.
Currently, DeFilter operates in observation and development mode. We study token behavior, automatically analyze smart contracts, and track technical risks to better understand how the market works and how it can be made safer.
All materials, including audits and reports, are published openly and free of charge.
The project has no native token and currently does not require one. If additional technical integration is needed in the future, we may consider issuing a strictly utility token — intended solely for functional access to the service, without any investment or speculative purpose. DeFilter does not promote projects, does not publish advertisements, and does not raise funds. If someone claims otherwise — it's a scam.
If interest in the project continues to grow, we are ready to:
- Launch paid API access for developers and researchers.
- Gradually share more information about the team and our development approach.
- Formalize the project legally to enable future monetization of the product.
Our goal is to create tools that help evaluate risks objectively and without external influence.
Enjoyed our work? Support us!
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DISCLAIMER
DeFilter is not a financial advisor and does not provide investment, legal, or any other form of professional advice. All information published on this website and its associated channels is provided strictly for research and educational purposes.
The project makes no guarantees regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or reliability of the information presented. Token analysis is performed automatically by an algorithm, which may contain errors, assumptions, or incomplete interpretations of the code.
⚠️ We are not liable for any losses, damages, missed profits, or other consequences resulting from the use of the information provided.
By using the DeFilter service, you acknowledge and agree that:
DeFilter does not collaborate with token teams, does not publish paid promotions, and does not accept payment for listings. We do not promote tokens or verify the legitimacy of any projects.
The project does not engage in commercial activity and does not raise funds. If the format of the project changes in the future, this will be announced separately and in advance.
⚠️ The information published by this project is not intended for use in investment decisions.
Last updated: June 30, 2025
The project makes no guarantees regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or reliability of the information presented. Token analysis is performed automatically by an algorithm, which may contain errors, assumptions, or incomplete interpretations of the code.
⚠️ We are not liable for any losses, damages, missed profits, or other consequences resulting from the use of the information provided.
By using the DeFilter service, you acknowledge and agree that:
- You understand the risks associated with cryptocurrency trading and interacting with tokens.
- You take full responsibility for any actions related to the use of the project's materials.
- You understand that the presence of a token report or mention on DeFilter does not imply that the token is safe, viable, or trustworthy.
- The creators and developers of the project cannot be held liable for any outcomes related to the use of the published information.
DeFilter does not collaborate with token teams, does not publish paid promotions, and does not accept payment for listings. We do not promote tokens or verify the legitimacy of any projects.
The project does not engage in commercial activity and does not raise funds. If the format of the project changes in the future, this will be announced separately and in advance.
⚠️ The information published by this project is not intended for use in investment decisions.
Last updated: June 30, 2025
CONTACTS
Follow us on X: @DeFilterX
Project news and announcements
TG Channel: @DeFilterTG
Only tokens that met all safety criteria at the time of audit
Feedback Form
Questions or suggestions? Send them via the feedback form.
By submitting this form, you agree to the processing of your data in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
We use this information only to respond to your message and do not share it with third parties.
We use this information only to respond to your message and do not share it with third parties.
Privacy Policy
Effective date: June 30, 2025
We respect your privacy and do not collect any personal data unless it is voluntarily submitted. This page explains what information may be received through the contact form on this website, how it is handled, and who has access to it.
1. What data we collect.
We do not collect or track any personal data automatically.
The only information we may receive is what you voluntarily submit via the contact form. This may include:
2. How we use the information.
Your message is used solely for communication purposes — to read and respond to your question or suggestion if necessary.
We do not use your data for:
3. Technical processing of data.
The contact form is hosted and operates through the Tilda platform.
This means that:
4. Data retention.
Your message may be stored for up to 30 days to allow time for review and response.
After that, it is deleted either manually or automatically.
5. Who has access.
The DeFilter project is maintained by an independent developer.
Only this person has access to the submitted messages.
No information is shared with other individuals or organizations, aside from the technical processing performed by Tilda.
6. Your rights.
You have the right to:
7. Changes.
If this privacy policy is updated in the future, the new version will be posted on this page.
The most current version is always available here.
We respect your privacy and do not collect any personal data unless it is voluntarily submitted. This page explains what information may be received through the contact form on this website, how it is handled, and who has access to it.
1. What data we collect.
We do not collect or track any personal data automatically.
The only information we may receive is what you voluntarily submit via the contact form. This may include:
- the content of your message;
- a token contract address;
- your Telegram username or email (if provided by you).
2. How we use the information.
Your message is used solely for communication purposes — to read and respond to your question or suggestion if necessary.
We do not use your data for:
- advertising, newsletters, or analytics;
- sharing with third parties for commercial purposes.
3. Technical processing of data.
The contact form is hosted and operates through the Tilda platform.
This means that:
- messages are processed through Tilda's servers;
- they may be temporarily stored in the project owner’s Tilda account;
- Tilda does not use this data for any other purpose and does not share it with third parties.
4. Data retention.
Your message may be stored for up to 30 days to allow time for review and response.
After that, it is deleted either manually or automatically.
5. Who has access.
The DeFilter project is maintained by an independent developer.
Only this person has access to the submitted messages.
No information is shared with other individuals or organizations, aside from the technical processing performed by Tilda.
6. Your rights.
You have the right to:
- request that your message be deleted;
- opt out of further communication;
- ask any questions about how your data is handled.
7. Changes.
If this privacy policy is updated in the future, the new version will be posted on this page.
The most current version is always available here.
