SolRadar's trust score checks the same things every time. If you're launching for real, here's exactly what to do to start with a strong score instead of getting flagged by default.
Do this as soon as your token is created. It's a one-way, on-chain action -- it proves you can never mint extra supply later, which is one of the biggest single trust signals we check.
Same idea -- proves you can never freeze a holder's tokens. Do it alongside the mint authority renouncement.
A token with no Twitter/Telegram/website looks anonymous and disposable, even if you mean well. Fill these in at deploy time, not "later."
Even accidental similarity to a well-known token (BONK, WIF, PEPE, TRUMP, etc.) trips our impersonation check and makes buyers distrust you immediately. Check the glossary for what we flag.
If you or a related wallet holds a large single share, it reads as dump risk even if you never intend to sell. We flag both the top-10 aggregate AND any single wallet holding 15%+ alone.
Buying your own token from several wallets in the same block is automatically detected as a "bundled buy" -- a pattern we (and buyers) read as insider manipulation, even if your intent was just to bootstrap volume.
A custom/forked bonding curve program is an automatic, heavy trust penalty here, since we (and everyone else) have no way to audit code we've never seen before.
Creators with 3+ tracked tokens and zero rugs get an automatic "clean record" badge on every token page and the creator track records page -- it's the single strongest trust signal we show, and it compounds the more you launch honestly.