Risk & Security

KiKo integrates multiple industry data sources and AI-native analysis capabilities to help you identify risks and avoid losses before you trade.

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Token Security Scanning

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How to Trigger

You can manually initiate a security scan at any time:

• "Is this token safe? 0x..."
• "Scan the contract for 0x..."

If “Check token security before swap” is enabled in User Settings, the system will automatically scan the target token before every swap execution.

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Data Sources

KiKo’s security scans involve multi-source integration, including:

• GoPlus Security (Industry-leading security database): Provides on-chain info on honeypots, taxes, ownership, blacklists, contract proxies, etc.
• Honeypot.is: Specialized honeypot detection covering major EVM chains.
• KiKo Native Analysis: A local security judgment layer developed using multi-dimensional on-chain data and AI models, covering risk patterns not fully captured by GoPlus or Honeypot.is.

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AI Contract Decompilation

Leveraging the code sandbox capabilities of top-tier AI models, KiKo can decompile and read contract bytecode during model inference. This identifies hidden risks undetectable by the naked eye or standard tools, such as:

• Hidden backdoor functions
• Fraudulent logic disguised as normal contracts
• Asymmetric sell restrictions

You can directly say: "Help me read this contract 0x... and see if it's safe", and the AI will attempt to provide a judgment through contract analysis.

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Risk Levels

Scanning results are presented on a 0–100 scale, categorized into three levels: Common Check Items

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Automated Blocking Mechanisms

In addition to passive scanning, KiKo proactively blocks trade execution in the following scenarios:

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1. Automatic Blocking of Honeypots/High-Risk Contracts

If a token is detected as a honeypot or has an extremely high risk score, the system will block the transaction directly during the natural language swap process and inform you of the reason.

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2. Price Deviation Check

Scope: Natural language initiated AI Swaps (excluding Fast Swap mode) How it Works Before trade execution, the system compares the simulated quoted price with market reference prices from DexScreener and GeckoTerminal:

If the price deviation between the quote and the market reference price exceeds 50%, the system automatically blocks the trade.

This mechanism effectively prevents capital loss caused by:

• Price manipulation (Pump & Dump peaks)
• Extreme slippage due to very thin liquidity
• Contract anomalies or fake quotes for fraudulent tokens

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3. Copy Trading Price Deviation Protection

Scope: Copy Trading buy orders Copy Trade has its own independent price deviation detection logic. The system compares the target wallet’s actual execution price against the current Oracle reference price and applies the configured entry-deviation threshold for the copy trade.

In the current version, the default threshold is 15% for standard copy trade flows. In Turbo mode, the effective threshold is looser and is not lower than 30%.

This prevents following trades at “abnormal pump peaks,” where the target wallet may have bought under extreme liquidity conditions, leading to an immediate loss upon copying. You will receive a notification via Farcaster explaining the reason for the skipped trade.

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