Copy the address from the project, a block explorer or a chart and paste it into the search box.
The engine looks at liquidity, wallet distribution, trades and rug-pull signals from several sources.
See the Trust score, the Volume score and the Codex score, the middle of the two, together with the warnings behind them. The result is an estimate, not a guarantee.
The middle of the Trust and Volume scores. A token listed on a major exchange can't fall below a minimum set by the exchange's tier; that shows up as its own line.
Wallet distribution, token age, authorities and tax, liquidity lock, red flags and other security checks.
How the 24h volume compares with the liquidity, the number of trades and holders, the balance of buys and sells, and whether these numbers fit each other.
Codex shows live crypto charts, a radar of new tokens and Token Search & Risk Scan, which checks the liquidity, holders and rug-pull signals of a token contract.
A token is popular when many people are buying and selling it right now. Codex lists new tokens by 24h trading volume and lets you sort by trade count, liquidity or launch time.
Not necessarily. Popularity measures trading activity, not safety. Check every token's risk scan before you trade.
Market data comes from CoinGecko. Pool and trade data comes from GeckoTerminal and DexScreener, and risk signals from sources such as RugCheck, GoPlus and Jupiter. Prices refresh by themselves while the page is open.
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Codex is for information only. It is not investment, financial or legal advice. Scores and flags such as “scam”, “rug-pull” or “fake token” are automatic risk signals built from public data: they are not proof, they can be wrong or out of date, and they are not an accusation against anyone. Do your own research before you buy or sell.