Simulated sell fails — likely cannot be resold
- What it means
- A simulated sale failed — on this test, a buyer could not sell again.
- Why a contract might have it
- Nothing legitimate, though simulation can be wrong: an unusual transfer rule or a thin pool can produce the same result.
- When it matters
- The rarest check on the list, and the one that most directly describes losing money.
33 of the 6,030 contracts we have read carry this — about 0.5% of the catalogue. This is among the checks worth the most attention. It is still a description of what the contract permits.
Tokens whose contract permits this
Most recently checked first. 17 further contracts carry it and are not listed: they belong to assets with an established market position, where these heuristics are unreliable enough that naming them would be wrong.
- VuVUethereum
- MPRO LabMPROethereum
- EYWAEYWAarbitrum-one
- Carbon BrowserCSIXbinance-smart-chain
- REVVREVVethereum
- CindicatorCNDethereum
- BKOKFiBKOKbinance-smart-chain
- ritestreamRITEbinance-smart-chain
- DynamixDYNAbinance-smart-chain
- PillarPLRethereum
- MintedMTDethereum
- BitBoardBBpolygon-pos
- MagicCraftMCRTbinance-smart-chain
- FerroFERethereum
- Shyft NetworkSHFTethereum
- TowerTOWERethereum
Being listed here means the contract permits something, not that the project has done it or intends to. Contract data from GoPlus Security; each token's own page carries the full report and the date it was read.