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BitTorrent (BTT) is assessed as a general token on Ethereum in the provided dataset. AUCTOR assigns a final rating of BB with a score of 58.3/100, based on 87% category coverage and a confidence score of 88/100.
The strongest evidence relates to contract-level security and transparency. The token is reported as open source, not a proxy, not a honeypot, owner-renounced, and free of buy or sell tax. Multiple connected sources were used, including DexScreener, GoPlus Security, Honeypot.is, Birdeye, and Etherscan.
The main weaknesses are structural and market-related. The token is mintable, the top 10 holders control 96.77% of supply, and 0.0% of liquidity is reported as locked. Market activity is also limited, with $1,285 in 24-hour volume and 11 transactions over the same period.
Community, development, and sustainability were not rated due to insufficient connected-source data. Those gaps limit the completeness of the trust assessment, even though the overall confidence score remains high for the categories that were covered.
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The rating profile is uneven. Security and transparency score strongly, supported by open-source status, owner renunciation, no honeypot indication, no transfer tax, and no blacklist or whitelist flags. Governance is also rated BB, reflecting the absence of a hidden owner and reported owner renunciation, though mintability remains a governance-relevant concern.
Market, liquidity, and tokenomics materially constrain the final grade. The dataset shows low recent trading activity, modest reported liquidity, fully unlocked liquidity, mintable supply, and very high holder concentration. These factors create structural trust risks that offset the stronger contract-level indicators.
The BB rating reflects a token with several credible technical and transparency signals, but also with concentrated ownership, weak market depth, and unresolved tokenomics concerns. The 88/100 confidence score is supported by high category coverage and multiple data sources, while the unrated community, development, and sustainability categories remain important limitations.
The asset shows several trust-supportive technical signals: the contract is reported as open source, not a proxy, not a honeypot, owner-renounced, and free of buy or sell tax. It also has a reported holder base of 25,949 addresses and has existed for 1,670 days, which provides more observable history than a newly deployed token.
The case is weakened by concentrated ownership, mintable supply, fully unlocked liquidity, and low current trading activity. These factors can reduce confidence in tokenomics, market resilience, and liquidity reliability. In addition, community, development, and sustainability could not be assessed from the 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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