Safety Rules — Information ≠ Execution | BINK on BNB Chain
// SAFETY RULES

Information
≠ execution

BINK answers freely and acts reluctantly. Reading the chain costs you nothing, so it happens instantly. Moving funds costs you something, so it always passes through a preview, a simulation, and an explicit confirmation from you.

// THE THREE GATES BEFORE ANY TRANSACTION
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// WHAT THE RISK ENGINE LOOKS FOR
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Risk signals are heuristics over live on-chain state, not a security audit. "No signals found" means nothing blocking was detected right now — it never means a token is safe.

// HOUSE RULES

Five rules BINK
never bends

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BINK
risk engine
0x9b2f…44d1 got shilled in my group, ape?
4 blocking risk signals — do not interact.
sell simulation: FAILED (honeypot pattern)
sell tax: 32% · liquidity: unlocked
owner: not renounced · can pause transfers
top-10 holders: 81% of supply

Contract: 0x9b2f4c81aa07e3d5f60c2b19d7e8a3f14b6d44d1
sources: rpc + risk engine + sell simulation · 3s ago

Your keys stay
your keys

BINK never stores a raw private key. Execution runs on wallet signatures and scoped, limited permissions you grant — and can revoke — yourself.

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