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GRT Graph Token · Arbitrum

Contract 0x9623063377AD1B27544C965cCd7342f7EA7e88C7 view on explorer

Some risk

Nothing here blocks a sale. What the checks found are powers the issuer holds and ordinary market conditions — normal for a token of this size, but worth knowing.

Ownership of this contract has been renounced, so the owner-only functions below cannot be called by anyone any more. They are listed because the code still contains them.

$471.8k
Liquidity
in the deepest pool
$22.6k
24h volume
267 transactions
$0.02418
Price
-7.1% in 24h
119,695
Holders
reported on-chain
3 years ago
Pair age
first trade seen

What to know before you buy

What the checks found in its favour

The numbers we checked

Contract address
0x9623063377AD1B27544C965cCd7342f7EA7e88C7
Blockchain
Arbitrum
Deepest pool
uniswap, created 3 years ago
Trading tax
0% to buy · 0% to sell
Fully diluted value
$77.06M
Last checked
9 hours ago

What changed since we started watching

Questions people ask

Is GRT a safe token to buy?

Our automated checks report some risk for this contract on Arbitrum. These checks look at the contract and the market only. They cannot tell you whether a project will deliver anything, and no automated check replaces your own research.

What is the contract address of GRT?

0x9623063377AD1B27544C965cCd7342f7EA7e88C7 on Arbitrum. Always compare the address character by character with the one you are about to trade: the most common loss is buying a different token with the same name.

How much liquidity does GRT have?

The deepest pool we found holds $471.8k, with $22.6k traded in the last 24 hours. Liquidity is what you can actually sell into; a large number with no trading behind it is not a market.

Other tokens checked on Arbitrum

Checks run automatically against public sources: contract properties from GoPlus Security, market data from DEXScreener. This page describes what those sources report about a contract and its market — it is not an accusation against anyone, not an audit, and not investment advice. Sources can be wrong or out of date. How we check.