The analyzed contract 9JK2U7…5ray on Solana carries the name/symbol of a well-known asset, but multiple independent reliable sources identify a different canonical contract on the same chain. This may be a homonym, wrapped, or impostor token. AUCTOR evaluates the exact contract you entered on its own merits — evidence belonging to the canonical asset is excluded and does not lower the rating by name alone.
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Nummus Aeternitas (NUMMUS) is a general-purpose token on Solana. The asset has been live for approximately 468 days, with market data available from connected sources and a reported market capitalization and FDV of about $962,771.
The strongest evidence relates to structural controls and transparency. The token is reported as open source, non-mintable, non-freezable, with ownership renounced, 99.04% LP lock, no RugCheck risks, and top-10 holder concentration of 17.92%.
The main weakness is market depth. The Market category is rated CCC, while Liquidity is BB, reflecting modest liquidity of about $102,201 and low reported 24-hour volume of $932.13.
AUCTOR assigns NUMMUS a final rating of A at 79.2/100, with confidence of 88/100 and 93% category coverage. Development and Sustainability could not be assessed due to insufficient connected-source data.
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The rating profile is unusually strong in Security, Tokenomics, and Transparency, where the evidence shows favorable permission controls, limited concentration signals, open-source status, and broad source availability. Governance also scores well, supported principally by owner renunciation, though detailed governance-process evidence is not provided.
The final A rating reflects the contrast between strong structural trust indicators and weaker market/liquidity conditions. Market participation remains limited, with low 24-hour volume and a CCC Market score, while Community is only partially covered and Development and Sustainability are unrated due to insufficient data.
The confidence score of 88/100 is supported by 93% category coverage and multiple connected data sources, but the assessment remains constrained where evidence is unavailable, especially for development activity and sustainability practices.
NUMMUS presents a structurally strong trust profile based on the available evidence: open-source status, non-mintable and non-freezable configuration, renounced ownership, high LP lock, no listed RugCheck risks, and relatively low top-10 holder concentration. These features support the AUCTOR A rating despite modest market activity.
The case is weakened by limited market depth and incomplete non-market evidence. Reported 24-hour volume is low, the Market category is CCC, Liquidity is BB, Community coverage is partial, and Development and Sustainability are not assessable from connected sources.
The security source did not return data for this asset, so security metrics could not be verified. This lowers the confidence score and does not affect the rating positively or negatively.
The Official AUCTOR Rating is the weighted average of every rated category, re-normalised over the categories for which sufficient independent data was available. Categories marked Insufficient Data are excluded from the score and reduce the report's Coverage and Confidence. Weights are adaptive and depend on the asset type (General Token) — No specialised signals detected — evaluated with the general-token profile.
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