$Jager

Alert on Jager, an injustice hidden behind the contract

I took the time to delve deeper into the subject, to read the contract code of Jager on BscScan, and what I found deserves to be shared.

The system relies on a 5% tax on purchase and 5% on sale. At first glance, everyone pays. But in reality, there is a deliberate loophole in the code: a function called feeWhiteList.

What does that mean?

It means that certain addresses chosen by the creator of the token are completely exempt from tax. These addresses can buy and sell whenever they want without ever paying the 5% that you, normal investors, pay on each transaction.

In simple terms

You, whether you invest €100 or €10,000, are taxed 5% on entry and 5% on exit.

They, the “big wallets” listed on this VIP list, pay nothing.

It’s a double injustice:

It’s already a system close to a Ponzi, where the small investors pay to enrich the large ones.

But on top of that, the creators themselves have given themselves the privilege of being exempt, while they hold the largest number of tokens.

The evidence is public:

On BscScan, you can read directly in the code that the contract integrates this whitelist function.

The owner has the power to add or remove anyone from this list at any time.

This is not just a risky system; it is an unfair system. Because those who created Jager, and who already own millions of tokens, will be able to cash out without ever paying the fees that you endure.

I say it clearly, this does not just resemble a Ponzi scheme; it is a biased Ponzi where the rules are not the same for everyone.

I remain available to provide all the technical evidence, links to the contract, and even show you how to verify it yourself on the blockchain.

Be very careful, in 2025, this kind of manipulation must not go unnoticed.