2026-08-30
What the safety line on a card is allowed to say
The safety line is a short list of contract facts. What it can say, and what it is not allowed to imply.
The safety line is a short list of contract facts. Honeypot. Mint. Freeze. A fresh deploy. Missing socials. It is allowed to say those things. It is not allowed to say buy, sell, or "this is fine".
The phrases you will actually see
When the scan has a fact, the line uses a fixed phrase: can't sell, honeypot. Dev can mint more supply. Dev can freeze transfers. Hidden owner backdoor. Dev can block sells. Deployer flagged by scan. Fresh deploy. No socials yet.
A clean read can say no flags. That means the checks Coral ran did not trip. It does not mean the token is a good idea.
A missing line is not a pass
Cells only render when the scan returns real data. A missing cell means no data yet, not a clean bill. A fully dark read collapses the cell instead of drawing a fake green.
Words the line will not use
The line will not call a token safe, verified, guaranteed, or approved. Those words turn a scan into a blessing. Coral will not print them on a card.
The line also will not name the scanners behind it. You get the fact.
Read the rest of the card anyway
The health dot is a separate read: liquidity, holder concentration, a fresh-wallet spike. The Coral Score is a separate grade. The safety line is one cell. A green dot next to a mint authority is still a mint authority.
The full anatomy
Token cards walks the rest of the layout. The grade itself is how to read a Coral Score.