Official statement from TTAJ regarding the false 'honey pot trap' alert.
We are in the TTAJ community, an open-source sovereign project based on blockchain technology. We firmly assert that the recent alert describing the $TTAJ smart contract as a 'honey pot trap' is false, misleading, and technically unfounded.
Since its launch over a year and a half ago, $TTAJ has been traded freely on decentralized platforms, achieving thousands of successful buy and sell transactions – without restrictions or hidden fees.
--
❗ Where does the alert appear?
This alert is not issued by TTAJ or any official source. It appears on some Web3 platforms that rely on automated scanning tools. These tools often fail to correctly interpret sovereign smart contracts, especially those relying on dynamic liquidity or governance logic.
These alerts are not based on actual transaction behavior and may mislead users by classifying legitimate contracts as risky due to superficial software analysis.
---
✅ Documented facts:
- 🔗 Official smart contract:
Polygonscan – TTAJ token
- 🔗 Official trading pair TTAJ/MATIC:
0x3c12f8829041bf99deaa2965014e01b750f87905
- 🔗 Live market analytics:
DEXTools – TTAJ token
- 🔗 Current price and open trading:
CoinGecko – TTAJ
(The price of TTAJ has decreased by 1.6% and is trading at $0.00577134 today)
---
🧠 Call for diligence:
We urge all users and developers to review the source code and transaction history directly, instead of relying on outdated or inaccurate scanning tools.
---
🌐 Sovereignty First:
TTAJ is an independent, transparent, and scalable project. We are committed to providing open-source, reviewable, and repeatable tools for our growing community.
We are actively updating our listings across major platforms to ensure accurate representation and protect our users.
