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On-chainWebsiteWho made itPut to the testWOWclosed1C1: The reviewed page presents a Wownero ($WOW) market listed against DOGE, with swap routes through Titan and a Raydium pool.2C2: The token page displays the mint as 6gozR6…y71kek, not the user-supplied address BKFdCR4ktFSpvT16nTJoJvG5oYrq7QeEPyYpdo9fpQTN.3C3: StonkFun says newer v3 reward launches have a transfer tax of 1% or 3%, while earlier reward launches were funded by approximately 85% of 4% pool trading fees, and holder payments are pro-rata in the quote token or the token itself in some cases.4C4: StonkFun says trading fees from v3 pools and LaunchLab launches feed a flywheel that buys and burns the platform's top ten tokens by market cap, weighted by market cap; it reports live aggregate historical buyback and burn figures.5C5: StonkFun says approximately 60% of platform revenue buys and burns $STONK, while the remainder is retained; it notes that custom-quote pricing may affect exact splits and $STONK-quoted pools burn directly without a buyback.6C6: StonkFun describes token launches as fixed-supply Raydium markets, with no upfront liquidity, graduating from a bonding curve after 85 SOL is raised; its launch page displays a 1.25% trading fee, about 0.5% of each trade accruing to the creator, and a roughly 0.012 SOL network-rent launch cost.7C7: StonkFun states that liquidity is permanently locked with Burn & Earn, and that token image and metadata are stored permanently on Arweave.8C8: StonkFun describes a public developer API with no API key and says launch authorization is via the user's local wallet signature; it says it does not request or store private keys or sign on users' behalf.9C9: StonkFun's terms say it is not registered, designated, or licensed by the CFTC or any other regulatory authority, and that rewards and buybacks are discretionary and may be changed, paused, or ended without notice.11Token infoToken info: checked, 1 warning sign, 1 worth knowing Warning sign: Evokes a brand it has no confirmed tie to Worth knowing: Name and links can be changed1Token controlsToken controls: checked, 1 warning sign Warning sign: Transfers can be taxedMarketMarket: checked1HoldersHolders: checked, 1 worth knowing Worth knowing: One account holds a large shareDeployerDeployer: checked1Wallet networkWallet network: checked, 1 warning sign Warning sign: The deployer's circle launched many dead tokens2X accountX account: checked, 2 worth knowing Worth knowing: The X account changed its handle Worth knowing: Anonymous team1WebsiteWebsite: checked, 1 worth knowing Worth knowing: The website doesn't show this token's address1Site scanSite scan: checked, 1 worth knowing Worth knowing: The website doesn't show this token's address1Site reviewSite review: checked, 1 worth knowing Worth knowing: Anonymous team1PlausibilityPlausibility: checked, 1 warning sign Warning sign: Evokes a brand it has no confirmed tie toProduct testProduct test: checked
Wownero · 12 checks, 9 claims, 3 warning signs Watch it fill inOpen the case

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