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Cronos rug pull & honeypot tracker
Tokens on the Cronos chain where our on-chain scan detected a honeypot, a buy that fails or a large liquidity removal, plus other risk signals: very high taxes (above 30%) and an owner wallet holding most of the supply. 1 token today (1 liquidity removed). Each line shows what was detected and the proof on the Cronos explorer. A detection describes the contract and its pools, not the people behind them.
| Token | Detected by our scan | When | Proof |
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Full Moon
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Liquidity removed $585,284 of liquidity removed in one transaction; $15,310 left in the pools. Removed Nov 9, 2026 · Transaction | Removed Nov 9, 2026 | Transaction |
Detections of the MemesOnCronos scanner and of the Cronos chain, rebuilt every 10 minutes. Not financial advice. Scan any Cronos token · How the scan works
Frequently asked questions
What is a honeypot token?
A honeypot is a token that can be bought but not sold: the contract blocks or taxes the sale so heavily that the buyer cannot get out. MemesOnCronos detects it by simulating a buy and a sell of the token on the Cronos chain before anyone trades.
How does MemesOnCronos detect these tokens?
The security scanner reads each contract on the Cronos chain and simulates a buy and a sell. The price job records every liquidity added to or removed from the pools. This page lists the tokens where the scan found a sell or a buy that fails, taxes above 30% or an owner wallet holding at least half of the supply, and the tokens where one transaction removed at least $1,000 of liquidity and left less than a fifth of it.
Is every token on this list a scam?
Not necessarily. Each line describes what our scan or the chain shows about the contract and its pools at a given time, with the proof; it is not a judgement of the project or its team. A tax can be changed, liquidity can be moved to a new pool. Check the proof and do your own research.
What does "liquidity removed" mean?
The liquidity of a token is the money in its trading pools. When most of it is withdrawn in one transaction, the token can no longer be sold at a fair price. The proof is the transaction on the Cronos explorer.
How can a token leave this list?
Automatically, as soon as a new scan no longer detects the issue (for example after the taxes are lowered or the ownership is renounced). A project can also ask for a new scan on the MemesOnCronos Discord.
How often is this list updated?
Tokens are scanned several times a day and the list is rebuilt every 10 minutes. "First detected" is the first scan that found the issue; for issues found before this history started, "Last confirmed" is the latest scan that still detected it. "Removed" is the time of the transaction on the chain.
