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# BogCharts Honeypot Detection FAQ

### Help, I'm getting a honeypot warning on my token!?

![](/files/nfBImE1AqjGDrI1fQEdL)

Our honeypot detection automatically checks if holders of your token can sell their token. It checks in realtime, so that if a honeypot is activated later, it will instantly show the warning.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If your token is intentionally preventing buyers from selling then there's nothing we can do to help you, the feature is working as intended.
{% endhint %}

We don't disclose the exact method, but put simply, we simulate sells from a random sample of your top holders. If any of these simulated sells don't work as they should, then we flag the token as a potential honeypot.

{% hint style="success" %}
If your token complies with the ERC20 standard you will never experience this issue.
{% endhint %}

If the token is currently locked and not trading, then the feature is working as intended and the warning will automatically be removed once trading resumes.

If you believe there is a reason we should remove the warning despite this page, please contact our token teams support at <https://t.me/bogfortokenteams> We may choose to remove the warning, change the warning, or leave it as-is; our decisions are final.


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