Coca-Cola (Coca-Cola) security check
Coca-Cola (Coca-Cola) 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$31.8K
Moderate liquidity in the largest pool found.
Top 10 holders19.0%
Supply is fairly spread out (includes liquidity pool accounts).
Last checked 2 Nov 2026, 13:27 UTC. Prices move fast: open the live view for current data.
Is Coca-Cola a rug pull?
ScanFirst cannot tell you whether Coca-Cola 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 On the last check the mint authority was revoked and the freeze authority was none. The largest pool we found (on pumpswap) held about $31.8K in liquidity, and the ten largest accounts held 19% 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 Coca-Cola yourself
Paste the contract address HbvBqoxhkLmXqP1qcxjNBC265Zic2HFWmi7pW1gopump into ScanFirst or into the free ScanFirst Telegram bot to see the mint, freeze, liquidity and top holders in seconds.