ScamSonnar Blog
Educational articles on crypto scams, wallet security, and how to spot risky tokens and contracts.
What Wallet Activity Can Appear Before a Rug Pull?
Some rug pulls leave on-chain traces beforehand — team wallets emptying, LP wallets waking up. Here's what that activity can look like.
Why Do Rug Pulls Often Happen After Rapid Price Growth?
A pumping price often means a growing liquidity pool — and a bigger payout for whoever controls it. Here's why the timing isn't a coincidence.
What Happens to Token Holders When Liquidity Is Removed?
Your tokens don't vanish when liquidity is pulled — they just become unsellable. Here's what actually happens, and what options remain.
What Does Locked Liquidity Mean for a Crypto Token?
Locked liquidity is a real, verifiable on-chain fact — not just a marketing claim. Here's what's actually being locked, and how to check it.
Can a Token Be Rug Pulled Even With Locked Liquidity?
Locked liquidity blocks one specific rug pull mechanism — not every way a token can fail. Here are five gaps a lock doesn't cover.
What Is a Token Supply Rug Pull?
A token supply rug pull dilutes your holdings by minting new tokens — no liquidity withdrawal needed. Here's how it works and what to check.
How Is a Soft Rug Pull Different From a Liquidity Rug Pull?
One drains a pool in seconds, the other fades over weeks. Here's how a liquidity rug pull and a soft rug pull actually differ — and why.