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Bonk’s authorities are revoked. Its metadata is not frozen.
After reading this, you should be able to explain what a revoked mint authority does and does not settle when metadata is still mutable.
Published 2026-10-12. Substantive review 2026-10-12. Figures are the observation time.
Authorities
On Solana, a mint authority can create more units of the token. A freeze authority can stop an account from moving it. The scan records both as none. A pass there is the strongest control evidence this pack has. It is about those two fields on this mint at scan time. It is not a general certificate of immutability.
The same scan records metadata as mutable and carries a RugCheck warning that says so. Metadata is the name, the symbol and the image pointer. Mutable metadata means someone who still holds the update authority can change what wallets display. That is a different power from minting supply. Confusing the two is how a ‘revoked’ headline gets asked to do too much work.
The other passes
No permanent delegate and no transfer hook mean the scanner did not see those Token-2022 controls. Transfer fee is 0%. The token is marked transferable. Each line is a check with a time. A later upgrade of the mint’s extensions would be a new observation, which is why the trigger is the flip, not the calendar.
What this page does not establish
- The update-authority address is not named or attributed to a person in this pack.
- This page has not verified the mint account independently of the stored scan.
REVIEW WHEN
- Metadata status changes.
- Any authority field changes.
- RugCheck risk text changes.