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On-Chain Proxy

The contract delegatecalls into a separate implementation resolved on-chain from its proxy slots.

Analyzer: Bytecode Patterns
Slug: onchain_proxy

What it means

Beyond detecting a delegatecall, RektRadar resolves the actual implementation address on-chain from the standard proxy storage slots (EIP-1967, beacon, OpenZeppelin legacy, EIP-1822/UUPS) and analyses the implementation's bytecode - not just the proxy shell.

Why it matters

A proxy shell tells you almost nothing: the real logic lives in the implementation it points to. Following the proxy to its implementation is the only way to judge a token whose shell looks clean but whose logic is malicious (or can be swapped for malicious).

How RektRadar detects it

Reads the EIP-1967 implementation slot, falls back to the beacon (calls implementation() on it), the OpenZeppelin legacy slot, and the EIP-1822 PROXIABLE slot, then scans the resolved implementation's runtime bytecode.

From our dataset

19
tokens carried this flag
19
of them classified scam
100.0%
of tokens with this flag end up classified scam
19
flagged in the last 30 days

Top brand-jacked tickers carrying this flag: $AICC, $BEon, $BMNRx, $COPXx, $SOXLon

Pool version of the flagged tokens that trade: V4 17 · V2 1 · V3 1

Snapshot from RektRadar's token_analysis database as of 2026-06-20.

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Related signals

Suspicious Function Selectors - The bytecode exposes function selectors known to enable rugs (sweepETH, removeLiquidityNoFee, etc.). Source Unverified - No verified source on Etherscan - analysis falls back to bytecode-only signals. Very Small Contract - The bytecode is too small to be a real ERC-20 - likely a proxy front for malicious logic. Known Scam-Factory Bytecode - The contract's bytecode is byte-identical to a confirmed mass-scam factory we have already flagged thousands of times. DELEGATECALL Opcode - The contract can execute external code in its own context - the basis of upgradeable/proxy logic.