There’s a contract called Dogecoin on BSC with a market cap of about $38.03 million. Its audit status is listed as unsupported (Binance token audit, chain 56, data retrieved 2026-10-17T11:12Z).
How should you interpret “unsupported”? This contract isn’t covered by the audit, so that field doesn’t mean either “passed” or “high risk”—no conclusion has been provided.
On the same page, another contract with the same name is risk_level 3 (MID), with three flags: Contract Not Renounced, Mintable Detected, and User Reported. The genuine one, $DOGE , is risk_level 0.
Different addresses, different statuses. That blank field is the easiest to casually read as “nothing to worry about.” #Dogecoin #Blockchain $DOGE
Audit status can change as contracts change. DYOR.
How should you interpret “unsupported”? This contract isn’t covered by the audit, so that field doesn’t mean either “passed” or “high risk”—no conclusion has been provided.
On the same page, another contract with the same name is risk_level 3 (MID), with three flags: Contract Not Renounced, Mintable Detected, and User Reported. The genuine one, $DOGE , is risk_level 0.
Different addresses, different statuses. That blank field is the easiest to casually read as “nothing to worry about.” #Dogecoin #Blockchain $DOGE
Audit status can change as contracts change. DYOR.