Believe in Something (Something) security check
Believe in Something (Something) shows no red flags on the basic on-chain checks ScanFirst runs. That does not make it safe: always do your own research.
On-chain checks
Mint authorityRevoked
No one can create new tokens, so the supply cannot be inflated.
Freeze authorityNone
No wallet can freeze your tokens.
Liquidity$54.2K
Deeper liquidity across all pools.
Top 10 holders12.1%
Supply is fairly spread out (includes liquidity pool accounts).
Last checked 28 Oct 2026, 07:17 UTC. Prices move fast: open the live view for current data.
Is Something a rug pull?
ScanFirst cannot tell you whether Believe in Something is safe or a scam. What we can show is how the token is set up on-chain. On the last check the mint authority was revoked and the freeze authority was none. Across all its pools it had about $54.2K in liquidity, and the ten largest accounts held 12% of the supply.
Red flags such as an active mint or freeze authority, thin liquidity or very concentrated holdings make a rug pull easier, but clean checks are no guarantee. Look at the team, socials and trading history too.
How to check Something yourself
Paste the contract address AZdhikmyj6ibsejv7EjML9SfNmuiMvwDrKXTEU2zpump into ScanFirst or into the free ScanFirst Telegram bot to see the mint, freeze, liquidity and top holders in seconds.