A honeypot token 🍯 in crypto is a type of token designed to trap users into buying it but preventing them from selling it. It's a form of ERC-20 or BEP-20 smart contract that looks like a regular, tradable cryptocurrency but has hidden code that limits or outright blocks sales — effectively acting as a "honeypot" for unsuspecting investors, lured by rapid growth of a token and expect profit.

A honeypot token scheme typically begins when creator deploy a fake cryptocurrency token via a smart contract that appears legitimate. They then add liquidity^[1] to it by pairing it with a more established asset like ETH or BNB on a decentralized exchange such as Uniswap or PancakeSwap. To attract investors, the creator of the token generate artificial hype through social media, endorsements, or marketing. When unsuspecting users buy the token, they find that while purchasing works without issue, selling the token is either blocked entirely or heavily restricted. As a result, buyers are trapped, unable to recover their funds, while the creator of the honeypot profits.

🍯 Honeypot token codes presented on the website differ by included functions, their implementation and the blockchain they are developed for. For example, Honeypot Tokens V1-V6 are compatible with all EVM blockchains^[2], such as: Ethereum BNB Smart Chain Base Arbitrum Avalanche, etc.

Functionality of this line of honeypot contracts increases by their version, establishing more flexibility in token governance, making the Honeypot Token V1 least and Honeypot Token V6 most advanced contract of a line.

How do I choose a honeypot token contract for creating a meme coin?

1. Choose the Right Network
The first step in choosing a honeypot token is deciding which blockchain network you want to deploy it on. For instance, a honeypot token for Solana will not be compatible with Ethereum due to fundamental differences in the blockchain architectures.

If you're about to launch a meme coin on Solana, the Solana Honeypot and Solana Honeypot PRO scripts will be your go-to option.

For Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks like BNB Smart Chain, Base, Arbitrum, etc. you are good to go with Honeypot Token V1 to V6, which are specifically designed for ERC-20^[3] and BEP-20^[4] standards. Apart from that we offer solutions specially designed for particular EVM blockchains that establishes perfect compatibility with common for these blockchains decentralized exchanges, for example BSC Honeypot Token, designed specially for BNB Smart Chain and Pancakeswap.

2. Select the Appropriate Functionality
The second critical factor is determining the features you need for your honeypot project. Each version of the honeypot token comes with unique functionalities, such as blocking sales, allowing control post-ownership renunciation, or withdrawing locked liquidity. By carefully analyzing the features of each version, you can pick the one that aligns with your project’s needs.

For example, if you need an efficient sales block along with the ability to rug pull with locked liquidity^[5], Honeypot Token V6 would be an ideal option. Alternatively, if you're a beginner looking for a simple yet effective setup, Honeypot Token V2 may be more appropriate.

To obtain the source code for a selected honeypot contract, please visit our Contact Us page and reach out via Telegram or email. You can ask any questions about the product and complete your purchase using cryptocurrency on the Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Tron, or Solana networks.

🍯 Honeypot token packages, along with other products from CryptoKoki, include a source code file for the honeypot smart contract (or script/bot, depending on the product) and a PDF guide with step-by-step deployment and usage instructions.

Yes, after purchasing a honeypot contract code from our website, you can add more extensions over time. Simply let us know which package you obtained and specify the features you’d like to include. We’ll be happy to upgrade your honeypot contract accordingly.

You can use honeypot token code on any EVM-compatible blockchain, including Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain (BSC), Polygon, Avalanche (C-Chain), Fantom, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Harmony, Celo, Moonbeam, Aurora and more. These networks support ERC-20 and BEP-20 tokens because they run the Ethereum Virtual Machine^[6], allowing you to deploy the same Solidity smart contracts^[7] with minimal changes. Additionally, honeypots can also be created on Solana using solutions specifically designed for its unique architecture.

Yes, all honeypot contracts from CryptoKoki can be launched on PancakeSwap, Uniswap, and SushiSwap. These decentralized exchanges^[8] operate on EVM-compatible blockchains and share similar protocols, as they are all based on the Uniswap V2 model. With a single honeypot contract, you're able to deploy it across multiple blockchains and DEXes, giving you the flexibility to follow market trends and opportunities.

Although BEP-20 is a derivative of the ERC-20 standard, their smart contract code is fully identical. Both are written in Solidity, share the same functions, and are EVM-compatible. As a result, it's entirely possible—and common—to deploy an ERC-20 honeypot token on BNB Smart Chain or a BEP-20 honeypot contract on Ethereum.