SWARM ENGINE (SWARM)
- Chain: Robinhood Chain
- Contract:
0x72bfcf23b089403a1056fd9719c577966b941f57
Is this the real SWARM?
Yes. This contract is the one registered for SWARM in the CoinGecko (chain, contract) registry.
Live market facts
- Price: $0.00002393
- Liquidity (largest pool): $14.2K
- 24h volume: $17.8K
- Market cap: $23.8K
- Market age: 7 days
Measured 2026-10-15.
Contract safety checks
Checked 2026-10-14 using goplus.
- Can you sell it again? No sell-blocking behaviour was found.
- Is the liquidity locked? The pool is not locked, so it could be withdrawn, which would collapse the price.
- Can more tokens be created? The supply is fixed and cannot be increased.
- Can a wallet be blocked from selling? The contract has no wallet-blocking function.
- Can the contract code be replaced? The code is fixed and cannot be swapped.
- Can the owner change wallet balances? The owner cannot alter wallet balances.
- Is there a hidden owner? No hidden owner was found.
- Can ownership be reclaimed? Once ownership is given up, it cannot be reclaimed.
- Is there an anti-whale limit? One wallet can buy or hold any amount.
- Is there a wait between trades? You can trade without a forced wait.
- Can transfers be paused? Transfers cannot be paused.
- Can the contract be destroyed? The contract cannot be destroyed.
- Can the trading fee be changed later? The trading fee is fixed and cannot be raised later.
- Can a fee be aimed at one address? The same fee applies to every address.
- Can this token be bought? Buying is not blocked by the contract.
- Can the per-wallet limits be changed later? The per-wallet limits cannot be changed.
- 16 of 19 contract checks could be run on this chain.
- Holders: 306
- Top-10 holders control: 55.2%
- Flagged: The liquidity pool is not locked — it could be withdrawn, which would collapse the price.
About SWARM
SWARM is a free, read-only token analysis tool that shows who really holds a token. A user pastes a token contract address on swarmengine.tech and a set of software agents reads the on-chain data: the top holders, how each wallet was funded, when it bought, and which wallets are linked through shared funders, bundled purchases or direct transfers. Linked wallets are grouped into "swarms", so a token showing hundreds of holders can be reduced to its number of real, independent hands. SWARM also checks the token contract (ownership, mint functions, proxies, liquidity lock status and a sell simulation) and a rules-based Judge combines all evidence into a score and a decision (OK, CAUTION or AVOID). SWARM currently supports Robinhood Chain, Solana, BNB Chain, Ethereum and Base. Results are available on the website, through a public API, through an MCP server for AI agents and through a Telegram bot (@Swarm_Engine_bot). The $SWARM token on Robinhood Chain gives holders a Holder Pass with higher scan limits and priority scanning.
Official links
Trust score: 76/100
Our published score, built from 6 graded parts, 6 of them confirmed. How each grade changes the score is on the methodology page — the score is a measurement, not a recommendation.
| Selling it back | Caution |
| Cost of a $1,000 trade | Caution |
| Control of the token | Clear |
| Who holds the supply | Caution |
| Is it the real token | Clear |
| Track record | Clear |
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Questions fréquemment posées
- Is this the real SWARM?
- Yes. This contract is the one registered for SWARM in the CoinGecko (chain, contract) registry.
- What is SWARM?
- SWARM is a free, read-only token analysis tool that shows who really holds a token. A user pastes a token contract address on swarmengine.tech and a set of software agents reads the on-chain data: the top holders, how each wallet was funded, when it bought, and which wallets are linked through shared funders, bundled purchases or direct transfers. Linked wallets are grouped into "swarms", so a token showing hundreds of holders can be reduced to its number of real, independent hands. SWARM also checks the token contract (ownership, mint functions, proxies, liquidity lock status and a sell simulation) and a rules-based Judge combines all evidence into a score and a decision (OK, CAUTION or AVOID). SWARM currently supports Robinhood Chain, Solana, BNB Chain, Ethereum and Base. Results are available on the website, through a public API, through an MCP server for AI agents and through a Telegram bot (@Swarm_Engine_bot). The $SWARM token on Robinhood Chain gives holders a Holder Pass with higher scan limits and priority scanning.
- What should I check before buying SWARM?
- We do not answer that with a yes or no, because no automated check can. What we publish is what we measured: no honeypot behaviour was found, the liquidity pool is not locked, 1 issue(s) were flagged. The trust score is 76/100. Decide with the evidence, not with a badge.
- How do I buy SWARM?
- On BEXC DegenPass you can swap into SWARM on Robinhood Chain from a normal exchange account — no external wallet, no seed phrase. The swap executes on-chain through a DEX aggregator.
These are measurements, not investment advice. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold.
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