Known Scam-Factory Bytecode

The contract's bytecode is byte-identical to a confirmed mass-scam factory we have already flagged thousands of times.

What it means

The deployed runtime bytecode hashes to the same value as a scam template copy-pasted across hundreds or thousands of confirmed scam tokens. It is the same code, redeployed at a new address by the same playbook.

Why it matters

Scammers mass-produce tokens from a single template - one of our tracked factories alone accounts for over a thousand tokens at a 98% scam rate. If a brand-new contract is byte-for-byte the same code, the verdict is near-certain before it has any trading history at all.

How RektRadar detects it

RektRadar takes the keccak256 hash of the runtime bytecode and matches it against a curated set of confirmed scam-factory hashes built from its own clustering (clusters of 20+ tokens at 85%+ scam rate). A match is an immediate high-confidence verdict.