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🍯 Honeypot $HONEY


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VERIFIED CONTRACT

0x390Aca3f39fa427F31cAdB78adbA4C4e88f9171F
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BASED DEV

Mission: Profit from this GOOD Honeypot? Keep your eyes out for those who get
snared in EVIL honeypots… & share some $Honey with them!

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TOKENOMICS

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HONEYPOT SPOT

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SWEET PROTECTION

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TOKENOMICS

 * 100% direct public sale.
 * Total Supply: 1 Billion




HONEYPOT SPOT

Honeypot scams are malicious traps set by bad actors in the crypto space. They
lure unsuspecting investors by creating tokens that appear legitimate but are
designed to prevent buyers from selling their tokens, effectively locking their
funds. Here are some tips to help you spot and avoid honeypot scams:

 * Check the Smart Contract Code: Before investing, review the token's smart
   contract code on platforms like Etherscan. Look for any suspicious functions
   that restrict selling or transfer of tokens.
 * Use Honeypot Detection Tools: Utilize online tools and services that
   automatically analyze smart contracts for honeypot characteristics. These
   tools can provide quick insights into potential risks.
 * Analyze Liquidity Pool: A legitimate token should have a healthy liquidity
   pool. If the liquidity is low or locked in a way that prevents withdrawals,
   it could be a red flag.
 * Verify Contract Ownership: If the contract owner has the ability to change
   fees or control transactions, this could be used maliciously. Ensure that the
   contract ownership is renounced or locked appropriately.
 * Excessive Transaction Fees: Be cautious of tokens with extremely high
   transaction fees, especially on selling. This could be a mechanism to deter
   users from selling their tokens.
 * Community and Developer Activity: Research the team behind the token. Active
   and transparent communication from developers and a supportive community are
   good signs.
 * Unusual Token Functions: If the token has functions like "blacklist" or
   "disableTrading," it may be used to prevent users from selling.
 * Lack of External Audits: Legitimate projects often undergo security audits by
   reputable firms. Lack of audits can be a warning sign.

Stay Informed and Vigilant: Always do your own research (DYOR) before investing
in any cryptocurrency. The DeFi space is full of opportunities but also risks.
Being cautious and informed can help you avoid falling victim to honeypot scams.

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