Executive summary · Meta Yield Protocol · MYP
The contract itself is not a trap: selling works, the source is published, and there is no self-destruct, no blacklist, and no hidden owner. The problem is not what stops you from selling — it is what lets others get out first. The liquidity is 0% locked or burned, so whoever provided it can withdraw at any moment and leave the token with no buyer. The mint function is still open, so new supply can be printed against your share. The largest single holder owns 31.4% and the top ten 68.2%, concentration that leaves the price to a handful of wallets. And the buy/sell tax reads 3% / 9%: selling costs more than buying, and the contract can still change both.
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