Receipt af7ac5e6efd424cd - eth

0xc6259b6f 0xc6259b6fc435bc6bf20c4160c0123030604efdff

HONEYPOT🔴 DANGER — cannot exit; funds would be trappedRead the receipt

PROVEN HONEYPOT

Proven honeypot: the exit was executed and refused — this token would not let our buyer sell at the size we tested. Do not buy.

The signed receipt

Receipt af7ac5e6efd424cd

HONEYPOT
Chain
eth
Verdict
HONEYPOT
OmniScore
Checked
2026-11-10
Signature
ed25519

Verify this yourself

Re-check the Ed25519 signature on receipt af7ac5e6efd424cd and confirm the transparency-log entry. This receipt was signed before the replay recipe recorded its probe size, so it cannot be re-derived independently — the signature and the log entry are still fully checkable.

This is a point-in-time exit proof at the checked block, not a guarantee of future behavior.

Fork execution evidence

The exact on-fork call that proved the verdict — reproducible at the pinned block.

Trace ref: 0x2f65fae588c881d4278fc3eb42663c280374829f2c06830817d035dce84e585c

Revert / proof: trap proven by revert (valid at any depth); pool holds 0.000759000 native (< 0.250 needed for a 2%-of-pool buy at the 0.005 floor); our buy was 658.8% of the pool

Chain: eth · OmniScore: · verdict: HONEYPOT · checked: 2026-11-10 · receipt: af7ac5e6efd424cd

How we proved it

Four steps, all replayable

  1. Fork the chain at a pinned block.
  2. Buy a fixed amount through the real router.
  3. Sell it back and measure what returns.
  4. Sign the receipt so anyone can re-check it offline.

OmniGuard gives you a proof you can verify, not a score to trust. This is not financial advice and is not a guarantee about future behavior — it states what was proven at the checked block. Re-run it live in the honeypot checker, read the Verdict Standard, or browse the ranked directory.