Exploit Reporter & Analyzer

Made for finding and reporting bugs in Smart Contracts.

This functionality requires the contract address of a collection of NFTs to work!

We have developed an algorithm that can identify whether a given Ethereum address is a smart contract, and if so, whether it meets certain criteria, including:

• Having the same disclosed mint price;

• Defining the same supply of tokens disclosed;

• Establishing a limit on tokens per wallet;

• Not containing malicious functions.

Practical applications of this algorithm include detecting errors in NFT collection contracts, such as:

• The "X" collection mistakenly sells tokens at a price of 0.0025e instead of the intended 0.25e, which Plenty Tools can detect and report;

• The "N" collection falsely claims that only addresses on an allowlist can mint their tokens when in reality anyone can mint them. Plenty Tools can identify this discrepancy and alert users;

• The "Y" collection limits minting to 2 tokens per address on the allowlist but doesn't properly enforce this rule in the contract code when in reality anyone can mint unlimited tokens. Our tool can identify this oversight and notify users.

By automating the detection of these types of errors, our algorithm can help ensure the integrity and fairness of NFT collections, as well as other smart contract-based systems on the Ethereum blockchain.

Sneak peek coming soon...