Bullski Coin Receives SolidProof Smart Contract Audit and KYC Verification With 73.90 TrustNet Score

LONDON, Sept. 22, 2026 — Bullski ($BULLSKI), an Ethereum-based community meme coin, has received a smart contract audit and KYC verification from blockchain security firm SolidProof, adding a publicly accessible security assessment to the project ahead of its planned market launch.

Bullski announced the completed review on September 12. SolidProof’s public TrustNet listing identifies BullskiCoin as Contract Audited and KYC Verified, with a TrustNet score of 73.90. Bullski’s published security badge also identifies the project’s KYC status as Bronze tier.

The audit covers Bullski’s primary ERC-20 smart contract deployed on the Ethereum mainnet. SolidProof states that its assessment included static and dynamic analysis, symbolic execution, SWC checks and manual code review.

Bullski Adds Independent Smart Contract Review

The SolidProof assessment examined the contract’s architecture, ownership controls, token transfer logic and potential security weaknesses.

According to the auditor’s analysis, the deployed version of the $BULLSKI contract matches the source code reviewed during the assessment. The contract uses a fixed token supply created at deployment and does not contain functionality allowing the owner to mint additional tokens after deployment.

SolidProof also reported that the contract does not contain transfer taxes, reflection mechanics, rebasing functionality or an upgrade mechanism. Once public trading is activated, the launch restriction is designed to be permanently removed.

By the Numbers

SolidProof’s detailed findings section currently lists two medium-severity findings, two low-severity findings, three optimization items and nine informational observations. The medium and low findings are displayed as pending on the auditor’s public TrustNet page.

What the SolidProof Audit Found

Among the contract’s security characteristics, SolidProof reported that the token supply cannot be increased after deployment and that the owner cannot introduce transfer fees or taxes through the reviewed contract.

The auditor also found that the contract does not use a proxy or upgrade mechanism, meaning its underlying logic cannot later be replaced through a conventional upgrade process. SolidProof further noted that the contract makes no external calls and does not expose token callbacks, reducing common reentrancy-related attack surfaces.

Ordinary wallet-to-wallet transfers are permitted, while the contract contains a pre-launch mechanism controlling interactions with addresses registered as trading pairs. Once trading is enabled, according to the audit, that restriction cannot be reactivated.

Medium and Low Findings Remain Disclosed

The audit also identifies areas where administrative control remains concentrated before launch.

One medium-severity finding relates to the contract being controlled by a single externally owned owner account rather than a multi-signature wallet. Before public trading is activated, that owner controls the timing of the launch and the addresses registered as trading pairs. SolidProof recommended the use of mechanisms such as multi-signature ownership and a timelock to reduce this concentration of authority.

A second medium finding concerns the pre-launch pair registry. SolidProof found that, before trading is enabled, the owner could register an arbitrary address as a trading pair, temporarily restricting transfers involving that address. The auditor notes that this capability disappears permanently after trading is activated.

The two low-severity findings relate to the contract’s single-step ownership transfer mechanism and the possibility of permanently preventing trading activation if ownership were renounced before trading is enabled. SolidProof provides recommendations for mitigating both conditions.

KYC Verification Adds Team Accountability

The KYC process is separate from the technical smart contract audit.

SolidProof’s TrustNet profile confirms that members of the Bullski team submitted personal identification information to the auditor for verification. SolidProof says verified identity information can be supplied to relevant authorities in the event of fraudulent activity, subject to its procedures and applicable requirements.

Bullski’s security badge identifies the project as holding KYC Tier Bronze.

SolidProof describes its wider KYC procedure as involving identity submission, document verification, a live verification process and an internal review. The company says successfully verified KYC information is subsequently stored offline using AES-256 encryption.

KYC verification does not establish the future financial performance of a token, but it creates an independently held identity record for the people behind a project.

Public Verification Through SolidProof

Both the audit status and KYC status can be independently checked through SolidProof’s public TrustNet platform rather than relying solely on a badge displayed by the project.

The BullskiCoin listing currently displays the project on Ethereum Mainnet, shows its 73.90 TrustNet score, and carries both Contract Audited and KYC verification indicators.

SolidProof explains that its TrustNet score incorporates several signals, including audit information, security characteristics, KYC verification and social-media-related factors. The score therefore should not be interpreted as a standalone measurement of investment risk or expected token performance.

At the time of review, SolidProof also states that its Cyvers-powered real-time threat detection feature was not activated for BullskiCoin.

Scope of the Audit

The SolidProof assessment applies specifically to Bullski’s main $BULLSKI smart contract.

The auditor explicitly states that the review does not constitute an economic analysis of Bullski’s tokenomics and does not cover other contracts that may be associated with the wider project.

SolidProof additionally notes in its disclaimer that a smart contract audit is not an endorsement, investment recommendation or guarantee that software is entirely free from vulnerabilities.

The distinction separates technical contract review from broader considerations such as liquidity, token economics, market conditions and the future trading price of $BULLSKI.

Bullski’s Ethereum Presale

Bullski is built as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with a fixed total supply of 120 billion $BULLSKI.

The project’s presale uses a 16-stage pricing structure, with prices increasing between stages as the allocated supply for each round is completed. Bullski states that liquidity will be locked and that the team allocation is subject to vesting.

The SolidProof audit represents an additional technical-security milestone as Bullski progresses through its pre-launch roadmap.

The project has also made the audit listing publicly accessible so participants can compare the contract details published by Bullski with the contract reviewed by SolidProof before interacting with the token.

What the Audit Does — and Does Not — Establish

A completed smart contract audit can identify known coding vulnerabilities, potentially dangerous permissions and implementation issues at the time a particular version of the code is reviewed.

It cannot eliminate cryptocurrency market risk, guarantee future performance or ensure that vulnerabilities will never be discovered.

Bullski itself states that the SolidProof audit and KYC verification should be treated as security signals rather than guarantees of returns and continues to describe $BULLSKI as a speculative meme coin.

Participants can independently review the SolidProof assessment, verify the Ethereum contract and conduct their own due diligence before interacting with the project.

About Bullski

Bullski ($BULLSKI) is a community-driven meme coin built on the Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 token.

The project has a fixed supply of 120 billion tokens and is conducting its presale through sixteen predetermined pricing stages.

Bullski’s ecosystem roadmap includes staking, community rewards and other community-focused initiatives, while its smart contract and KYC status are publicly available for independent verification.

BULLISH BY DEFAULT.

For More Information

Website: bullski.io
SolidProof: BullskiCoin public TrustNet listing
Telegram: t.me/BullskiCoinOfficial
X (Twitter): @bullskicoin

Disclaimer: Cryptocurrency assets, including meme coins, are speculative and involve significant risk. A smart contract audit or KYC verification does not guarantee security, future value or investment returns. Users should independently verify contract information and conduct their own research before participating.