Contract can self-destruct

What it means

The contract can destroy itself.

Why a contract might have it

A legacy pattern, largely abandoned and being removed at the protocol level.

When it matters

A destroyed contract takes the token with it.

2 of the 6,030 contracts we have read carry this — about one in a thousand 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. 2 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.

Nothing to list — every contract carrying this check belongs to an asset we withhold findings for.

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.