Lossless Honeypot
What happened
This "Lossless" (LSS) token on BNB Chain is built from a reused honeypot template (the verified contract is named KingAkita) that blocks ordinary holders from selling by default. Every transfer and transferFrom passes through the burnTokenCheck modifier. The owner, the _safeOwner address and owner-whitelisted wallets can move tokens freely.
Any other sender is rejected unless the recipient is the hard-coded PancakeSwap router address. A PancakeSwap sale sends tokens to the pair, not the router, so it reverts with a fake ERC20: transfer amount exceeds balance error. The owner also controls whitelist and blacklist setters disguised as increaseAllowance and addApprove, and a public _mint that lets the owner create unlimited tokens.
De.Fi's REKT database lists the token as an exit scam/honeypot; no transaction evidence of losses was found.
How it happened
- The constructor sets both
_ownerand_safeOwnerto the deployer-supplied owner and mints the supply to it. - The first transfer the owner makes while
_owner == _safeOwnerreassigns_safeOwner = recipient, giving that recipient unrestricted sending rights. _sellAmountstarts at0, so for a holder who is neither whitelisted nor blacklisted the checkamount < _sellAmountis false. The transfer only succeeds ifsender == _safeOwnerorrecipient == _unirouter.- Selling through PancakeSwap moves the holder's tokens to the pair contract, so neither condition holds and the sale reverts with a message that imitates an insufficient balance.
- The owner can open a narrow window by transferring to itself, which sets
_sellAmount. A holder who then sends a smaller amount to_safeOwneris automatically moved onto the blacklist. - The owner can whitelist or blacklist any address, repoint
_safeOwnerwithdecreaseAllowance, and credit itself any amount through the public_mintfunction.multiTransferlets the owner airdrop tokens, whitelist chosen recipients and set their router allowance to the maximum.
Protocol details
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