Here are the steps to create your own honeypot token.
Hi, I'm smart contract developer Harry from Starblock. Now we will briefly look at how to make your own honeypot token.
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Done, now your token is traded on dex platforms.
[!NOTE] In some smart contracts you need to enable trading and only then can your token be traded
Next, you need to enable the honeypot function. How to do this - see the complete guide to creating the token you have chosen. In some contracts, the honeypot function is enabled automatically during deployment, in others, you need to enable it yourself.
Switchable (Turn on, turn off) Honeypot Smart Contract Code (v 1.2)
Honeypot Smart Contract Code with AntiDetect (v1.1)
Regular Honeypot Smart Contract Code (v1.0)
Whitelist & MEV Protect Smart Contract Code
Regular Smart Contract Code 3 With Ownership Renounce Function
Regular Smart Contract Code 2 With Add Supply Function
Regular Smart Contract Code (Same as Doge, Pepe, etc)
[!NOTE] Smart contract is suitable for such blockchains as Ethereum, BSC (BNB), Arbitrum. And also for other EVM protocols.
[!IMPORTANT] ANY CHANGES TO THE CODE MAY LEAD TO ITS INOPERABILITY
Complete guide to create Switchable Honeypot Token Contract (v.1.2)
Complete guide to create Honeypot Token Contract + AntiDetect (V.1.1)
Complete guide to create Regular Honeypot Token Contract (v1.0)
Complete guide to create Whitelist & MEV Protect Token Contract
Complete guide to create Regular Token Contract 3 With Ownership Renounce Function
Complete guide to create Regular Token Contract 2 With Add Supply Function
Complete guide to create Regular Token Contract (Same as DOGE, PEPE and others)
This material is for testing and study purposes only, do not use it for bad purposes.