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A honeypot is a token that lets people buy but stops them from selling. If you launch around a honeypot, your wallets buy in — and can never get out. BundleZeus checks for this automatically, and it’s free.

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Where to find it

The scanner is built into step 1 of the launch setup. Paste any token address and the check runs on its own — you don’t have to turn it on.

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What it looks for

  • Sell blocks — can a normal holder actually sell, or is selling blocked, taxed into the ground, or limited to a special list of addresses?
  • Hidden or changeable taxes — taxes much higher than advertised, or owner powers that can crank the tax up to 100%
  • Dangerous owner powers — the ability to create more tokens, block wallets, pause trading, or mess with balances
  • Trading status — whether trading is actually on, and which button turns it on

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What you get

A clear verdict on the token, plus a list of any risky powers it found. If the scanner flags something, you decide what to do:
  • Walk away (usually the right move for a token you don’t control)
  • Continue anyway — fine if you own the token and know why it flags, but the warning stays on screen so you can’t ignore it by accident
If you’re launching around a token you didn’t write, treat any honeypot warning as a stop sign. The scanner plus the test run catch the vast majority of traps — but no tool can promise a token is 100% safe.

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Three layers of protection

The scanner is one of three safety nets:
  1. Honeypot scan — checks the token the moment you paste the address
  2. Test run — replays your real launch and shows if buys or sells would fail
  3. All-or-nothing design — if the token acts differently at launch time, the whole thing is cancelled instead of half-running

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