Mint authority
Mint authority can allow additional token supply to be created. A verified revocation is different from a lookup that simply failed or returned unavailable data.
foundOS / signal terminal
Mint authority and freeze authority are two of the first controls worth checking on a Solana token. foundOS reports the observed authority state and deliberately keeps unavailable data separate from a verified revocation.
Token-control checks are strongest when the interface distinguishes a positive observation from the absence of data. foundOS uses that distinction directly in both the report and the score.
Mint authority can allow additional token supply to be created. A verified revocation is different from a lookup that simply failed or returned unavailable data.
Freeze authority can permit token accounts to be frozen when the token program and account configuration support it. foundOS reports the observed state rather than guessing.
Authority evidence only contributes to the score when the scan has a supported state. Unknown or unavailable authority data does not receive “revoked” credit.
Revoked authorities can reduce one category of control risk, but they do not prove liquidity quality, fair distribution, legitimate origin or future performance.
foundOS is designed around explicit evidence states. These terms describe how the report avoids turning partial data into false certainty.
Paste a Solana mint into foundOS and inspect token controls together with market validation and holder intelligence.