Is Giza (GIZA) a scam?

Scan summary

Giza (GIZA) was scanned on Ethereum on 23 Aug 2026 at 23:43 UTC using rpc, goplus, geckoterminal. Our automated detection rates it as having high risk, with an overall risk score of 40 out of 100 (higher means riskier). A sell simulation passed at scan time, meaning the token could be sold — though owners can sometimes change this later. Trading taxes are 0% buy and 0% sell — within a normal range. The token has a moderate liquidity pool of $13.9K. Almost none of it is locked, the classic rug-pull setup. Ownership is extremely concentrated: the top 10 wallets hold 97.66% of supply, so a few holders could crash the price at any time. The contract source code is verified and public, which is a positive sign for transparency. This report is generated automatically from public data, is not financial advice, and a clean result is not a guarantee of safety — always do your own research. We found no centralised-exchange listing for this ticker, which is normal for newer or purely on-chain tokens.