Honeypot & Smart Contract Guides

Yes, all presented smart contracts are working versions and can be deployed on major networks (BSC, Ethereum, etc.). However, we strongly recommend using them strictly for educational purposes to study blockchain mechanics and smart contracts.

The key to success lies in psychology and visual perception. The most effective approach is to create a token with a large initial liquidity pool (for example, 10–20 BNB) and ensure active trading volume on a DEX. This creates the illusion of a reliable and liquid asset, where large purchases do not cause sharp price spikes. People are more willing to invest in something that appears to have an active and stable market.

Yes, we provide custom development services. The cost of creating a unique and hard-to-detect smart contract starts from 500 USD. All details are discussed individually.

Yes, our expertise is not limited to token creation. We develop blockchain solutions of any complexity: from Solana scripts and mechanisms using Flash USDT to full-scale decentralized applications (dApps). To discuss your project, contact us on Telegram.

Each method serves its own purpose. A trading bot is indispensable for generating constant background volume, simulating organic activity, and keeping a trading pair 'alive' 24/7. It operates according to predefined algorithms and is not influenced by emotions. Manual trading from multiple wallets is critically important during the 'warm-up' phase. Large, visible purchases from different addresses create social proof and a sense of hype, which is much harder to replicate with a bot alone. The ideal strategy is a combination of both methods: the bot provides stability, while manual actions create key moments of excitement.

Yes, we offer various support plans. At the basic level, we provide full contract documentation and a one-time consultation on its launch. We also offer packages with ongoing technical support ranging from 1 week to 1 month, which include assistance with monitoring, fine-tuning trading activity, and prompt answers to questions.

The calculation depends on the network and the target audience. For low-fee networks (BSC, Polygon), a minimum convincing threshold is considered to be 10–20 BNB/ETH. For Ethereum Mainnet, the amount may be higher. The key metric is the liquidity-to-market-cap ratio. Liquidity should make up 15–30% of the stated 'market cap' to create the impression of a real, rather than artificially inflated, market, and to ensure that trades of 1–2% of liquidity do not cause sharp price movements.