Risk Disclosure
Read this before you buy
⚠️ Understand the rules first
WAKE has an inactivity fee and trading taxes written into the contract. Activity-based burning is part of the tokenomics — not a hidden trap. If that model isn't for you, do not buy.
High-risk asset
WAKE is a high-risk meme/community token. You can lose some or all of your money.
Not financial advice
Nothing on this site is investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. Do your own research.
Inactivity fee on full balance
If your wallet sleeps past 90 days, a tiered fee applies on your NEXT move — charged on your FULL balance and taken on top of the transfer, not just on the amount you send. Most of it is burned. Understand this before buying.
Selling 100% while sleeping needs two steps
Because the fee is taken on top of the transfer, a sleeping wallet can't sell 100% in one transaction (a DEX 'Max' click will revert). This is NOT a honeypot: make one small move first to wake your wallet (fee drops to 0), then sell everything — or sell up to your 'Max sendable now' in a single tx. The dashboard explains both.
Fees are capped at 18%
The total of trading tax + inactivity fee in any single transaction can never exceed 18% of your balance — an immutable cap. Buys carry 3% and sells 5% (hard-capped at 10%).
No guaranteed profit
There is no promise of returns, no "100x", and no guaranteed profit of any kind.
Smart-contract risk
Smart contracts can contain bugs. A professional audit is recommended before mainnet; review the verified source yourself.
Liquidity & volatility risk
Prices can move sharply. Liquidity may be limited, especially early on.
Owner (admin) powers
Until ownership is renounced or moved to a multisig/timelock, the owner can adjust trading taxes (within a 10% hard cap), change the liquidity/community fee wallets, register AMM pairs, and toggle anti-whale limits. See the full owner-powers disclosure below.
Regulatory risk
Crypto regulation varies by jurisdiction and can change. You are responsible for compliance where you live.
Owner powers — full disclosure
WAKE keeps an owner (admin) role for launch configuration. It is a normal settings role — not a custody role. Here is exactly what it can and cannot do. The plan is to move ownership to a multisig or timelock, or renounce it, once settings are final.
The owner CAN
- •Adjust buy/sell trading taxes — but never above a 10% hard cap.
- •Change the liquidity and community fee-receiving wallets (never the zero address).
- •Register/unregister PancakeSwap pairs (needed to detect buys/sells).
- •Exclude wallets from fees or from anti-whale limits (e.g. CEXes).
- •Toggle or relax anti-whale limits (with safe floors, no honeypot).
- •Renounce ownership, or transfer it to a multisig/timelock.
The owner CANNOT
- ✓Mint new tokens — there is no mint function, ever.
- ✓Move, freeze, or seize any user's tokens.
- ✓Blacklist a wallet or block anyone from selling.
- ✓Pause trading or create a honeypot.
- ✓Raise any trading tax above 10%, or total fees above 18% of balance.
- ✓Change the immutable inactivity rules (thresholds, tiers, 70/20/10 split).
These guarantees are enforced on-chain by the verified contract — you can confirm every one of them yourself on BscScan.
By interacting with the WAKE contract you acknowledge these risks and that you are solely responsible for your decisions.