Binance currently shows 0 detected risks and 2 cautions: on chain trading may be paused, and DOS is mintable. Buy tax and sell tax are both 0%, so there is no obvious buy/sell tax issue.The important part is that “mintable” doesn’t automatically mean the team can mint unlimited DOS. What matters is who controls the mint function, whether there is a supply cap, and whether that permission can actually be exercised today. The same applies to the pause function we need to know who has the authority to stop transfers.From the market side, DOS has also seen rapid exchange expansion. Binance launched DOSUSDT perpetuals on August 11 with up to 20x leverage, while OKX, KuCoin and Bitget have also launched DOS perpetual markets.So I wouldn’t call the Binance audit a red flag by itself. But with a newly listed/high-volatility token, contract permissions and supply dynamics are definitely worth monitoring.For me, the next things to verify are mint authority, pause authority, maximum supply, recent minting activity, holder concentration and unlocks.Not saying DOS is unsafe just doing the due diligence before making a bigger move.