β« Here's another part of "Questions to ask before buying any coin"
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Smart Contract is the heart of Web3 industry.
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Smart Contract is the heart of Web3 industry.
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π΅ 8) Pyth going to give a big rally soon. π
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π΅ Can coins be listed on DEXs without team permission?
Answer: Yes
On Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, or SushiSwap:
ANYONE can create a liquidity pool for any token, even if they didnβt build the project.
Thereβs no central authority or listing approval required.
If you have the tokenβs smart contract address, you can add liquidity and it will become tradeable on the DEX.
β οΈ This Creates a Huge Risk β Fake Token Listings
Scammers often:
Create fake copies of popular tokens (e.g., βShibaInu v2β or βUSDT++β)
List them on DEXs by providing fake liquidity
Beginners get tricked into buying them thinking it's real
This is why DEXs always say:
π Double-check the token contract address before swapping.
π Example:
Suppose there's a trending token called βApeCoin (APE)β
A scammer creates a token named βApeeCoinβ
Adds liquidity worth $1,000 on Uniswap
Promotes it on Telegram/Twitter as "New ApeCoin"
People buy it β scammer removes liquidity and runs away (Rug Pull)
No permission from the real APE team was ever needed.
Answer: Yes
On Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, or SushiSwap:
ANYONE can create a liquidity pool for any token, even if they didnβt build the project.
Thereβs no central authority or listing approval required.
If you have the tokenβs smart contract address, you can add liquidity and it will become tradeable on the DEX.
β οΈ This Creates a Huge Risk β Fake Token Listings
Scammers often:
Create fake copies of popular tokens (e.g., βShibaInu v2β or βUSDT++β)
List them on DEXs by providing fake liquidity
Beginners get tricked into buying them thinking it's real
This is why DEXs always say:
π Double-check the token contract address before swapping.
π Example:
Suppose there's a trending token called βApeCoin (APE)β
A scammer creates a token named βApeeCoinβ
Adds liquidity worth $1,000 on Uniswap
Promotes it on Telegram/Twitter as "New ApeCoin"
People buy it β scammer removes liquidity and runs away (Rug Pull)
No permission from the real APE team was ever needed.
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Can coins be listed on DEXs without team's permission?
π΅ And the correct one is 2nd option.
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