Six calls, one decision each: safe or danger. The clock starts when you answer the first one and stops when you submit, so the number at the end is how long you actually took — not how long you thought you took.
Do not research. The point is to find out what your instincts do when nobody is giving you time.
Why speed is the honest test
Anyone can get these right with ten minutes and a block explorer. The version of you that loses money is the one deciding in four seconds, at night, with a position already open. This measures that person.
What your time actually means
Fast and right is the goal, but slow and right beats fast and wrong every time. The people who last in this are not the quickest — they are the ones who can make the same decision in four seconds that they would make in four minutes.
If your time was slow, that is not a problem to fix by rushing. It is a sign the checks are still conscious. Repetition makes them automatic.
The checks you kept missing are all in the rug pull checklist, and the scam detector quiz names the mechanism behind each one.
Not financial advice. This is a reaction test, not a risk assessment.