PulseChain users are being warned to exercise extra caution when trading newly launched tokens after blockchain analysts CryptoSolv reported signs of renewed honeypot activity across the network.
In a recent post, CryptoSolv said that an individual previously associated with launching frequent honeypot tokens appears to have returned to the PulseChain ecosystem.
According to the analysts, the latest tokens allegedly use more sophisticated techniques designed to evade basic honeypot detection tools, potentially making them more difficult for traders to identify before purchasing.
More Sophisticated Honeypot Techniques
CryptoSolv highlighted several warning signs that PulseChain traders should watch for when evaluating newly launched tokens.
The analysts claim that some of these tokens use a more complex storage-slot mechanism that can prevent basic honeypot trackers from detecting their trading restrictions.
CryptoSolv also warned that some suspicious tokens may have paid or enhanced DexScreener profiles, which can make them appear more established or legitimate to potential buyers.
Another potential warning sign is unusually strong-looking price action despite little or no evidence of genuine community promotion.
According to CryptoSolv, a token can sometimes display an attractive chart without having been meaningfully promoted or supported by the wider PulseChain community.
Two Recent Token Addresses Highlighted
As examples, CryptoSolv identified two recent PulseChain token contracts:
0x0CEB9990d4E0bcF7f5Fc316A46285e82fEd7F4ff
0x7BCa54a2C89F57c3AbA2f157442c253e4f5465b2
The addresses were presented by CryptoSolv as examples of tokens that traders should approach with caution. PLSRadar has not independently classified these contracts as scams or honeypots, and traders should conduct their own on-chain investigation before interacting with them.
PulseChainStats Offers Automated Detection
CryptoSolv also pointed users toward PulseChainStats, noting that its automated tools can flag suspicious tokens when they launch.
PulseChainStats provides on-chain analytics and portfolio tools for the PulseChain ecosystem, including token and wallet-related data that can help users conduct additional due diligence.
The warning comes at a time when activity across the PulseChain ecosystem remains closely watched by traders. PLSRadar’s own market dashboard is also tracking the latest movements across major PulseChain assets. (plsradar.com)
What Traders Should Watch For
The latest warning highlights an important point for PulseChain users: a healthy-looking chart does not necessarily mean a token is safe.
Before buying a newly launched token, traders should consider checking:
- Whether selling is actually possible
- Contract permissions and ownership
- Buy and sell transaction behavior
- Liquidity and liquidity-lock information
- Holder distribution
- Suspicious wallet activity
- The token’s contract code and recent transactions
- Whether the project has genuine community activity
As always, users should conduct their own research before purchasing or interacting with unfamiliar tokens.
**PLSRadar will continue monitoring suspicious token activity and emerging security warnings across the PulseChain ecosystem.
