شناسایی توکنهای تازه لیست شده و جلوگیری از کلاهبرداری
آموزش بررسی توکنهای تازه عرضه شده و تشخیص نشانههای رایج کلاهبرداری قبل از تعامل با پروژههای پرریسک.
About this newly launched token research tutorial
This tutorial explains how to find newly launched crypto tokens using Dexscreener, read token pair data, inspect liquidity and market activity, check contract information, and identify common scam warning signs before buying risky tokens.
Overview
Newly launched tokens can move quickly, but they also carry high scam risk. This lesson walks through Dexscreener’s new pairs section, token charts, liquidity data, audits, contract verification, holder activity, and blockchain explorer checks to help beginners avoid common traps such as honeypots, hidden fees, suspicious whitelist functions, and unverified contracts.
برای اطلاعات رسمیتر، Dexscreener را بررسی کنید؛ بررسی جفتارزهای جدید، نقدینگی، حجم معاملات و دادههای DEX.
Step-by-step tutorial outline
Open Dexscreener new pairs
The tutorial starts by using Dexscreener’s new pairs section to find tokens recently added to decentralized exchanges across different networks.
Read token pair columns
The new pairs table shows token age, network, exchange, pair name, price, buy and sell activity, volume, makers, price changes, liquidity, and market cap.
Open a token pair page
A token pair page gives more detail about recent buys and sells, chart activity, liquidity pool information, token price, transaction count, launch time, and contract addresses.
Check contract and audit data
The tutorial checks audit information and contract details to see whether the token contract is verified, open source, and readable on a blockchain explorer.
Identify unverified contract risk
If a token contract is not verified, users cannot easily inspect the code, fees, ownership status, or potential honeypot behavior.
Review liquidity and locked liquidity
Liquidity is important, but locked liquidity alone does not guarantee that a token is safe. Other contract and transaction checks are still needed.
Look for suspicious token functions
The tutorial points out warning signs such as high buy or sell fees, whitelist behavior, anti-whale restrictions, max transaction limits, and unusual contract functions.
Check holder and approval activity
Reviewing wallet holders and approval transactions can reveal suspicious behavior, such as users approving a token for sale but not being able to complete the sell transaction.
برای ادامه یادگیری، آموزشهای بیشتر امنیت را در بیت دمی ببینید.
Key takeaways
- Dexscreener can be used to find newly launched token pairs across multiple networks.
- Liquidity, volume, market cap, buy and sell count, and token age are important early research signals.
- Unverified contracts are a major red flag because the token logic cannot be easily reviewed.
- Locked liquidity does not automatically make a token safe.
- High taxes, whitelist functions, anti-whale limits, and suspicious max transaction rules can indicate risk.
- A token may still be dangerous even if it has high liquidity or many recent transactions.
- Approval transactions without successful sells can be a warning sign of a possible honeypot.
در بخشهای عملی این آموزش، منبع GoPlus Security هم میتواند مفید باشد؛ ابزارهای امنیتی و سیگنالهای ریسک برای توکنها، تاییدیهها و فعالیت Web3.
Security notes
- Do not buy newly launched tokens based only on price movement.
- Avoid tokens with unverified contracts.
- Always check liquidity, contract status, holder activity, and audit warnings before buying.
- Be careful with tokens that have high buy or sell fees.
- Locked liquidity is useful but does not remove all scam risk.
- Never risk money you cannot afford to lose on new token launches.
Tools and topics mentioned
- Dexscreener
- Decentralized exchanges
- Blockchain explorer
- GoPlus
- Quick Intel
- CoinMarketCap
- Uniswap
- BSC / BNB Chain
- Ethereum
- Token contract address
- Liquidity pool
برای بررسی بیشتر، به بخش توکن Etherscan مراجعه کنید؛ بررسی قرارداد توکنها، هولدرها و فعالیت آنچین در اتریوم.
Transcript summary
The tutorial shows how to use Dexscreener to find newly launched tokens, inspect token pair data, review liquidity and market activity, open contract addresses in a blockchain explorer, check audits, identify unverified contracts, analyze suspicious token functions, and avoid risky tokens that may be scams or honeypots.
Frequently asked questions
How can I find newly launched crypto tokens?
You can use Dexscreener’s new pairs section to see tokens recently added to decentralized exchanges across different networks.
Is high liquidity enough to trust a new token?
No. High liquidity is useful, but you should still check contract verification, fees, ownership, holder activity, and sell behavior.
Why is an unverified contract risky?
If the contract source code is not verified, users cannot easily inspect the token logic, fees, restrictions, or possible honeypot behavior.
What is a honeypot token?
A honeypot token is a token that users may be able to buy but cannot sell normally, often because of hidden contract restrictions.
What does locked liquidity mean?
Locked liquidity means liquidity pool tokens are locked for a period of time, reducing the chance of immediate liquidity removal, but it does not guarantee the token is safe.
What red flags should I check before buying a new token?
Common red flags include unverified contracts, high taxes, whitelist functions, anti-whale limits, suspicious owner privileges, failed sells, and many approval transactions without completed sell transactions.