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# Risk Warnings

## Risk Warnings

Fordex is built to improve safety in DEX trading, but no system can guarantee 100% risk-free trades. The **Risk Warnings module** helps users identify and avoid common threats.

#### **Types of Risks Detected**

* 🛑 **Honeypots** → Tokens that allow buys but block sells.
* 🛑 **Rug-Pull Risks** → Unlocked liquidity that can be drained by developers.
* ⚠️ **High Taxes** → Tokens with excessive buy/sell fees that trap traders.
* ⚠️ **Suspicious Dev Wallets** → Developers dumping tokens or moving liquidity.
* ⚠️ **Whale Concentration** → A few wallets controlling most supply.

#### **User Guidance**

* Fordex issues **Risk Badges** (Safe-ish, Caution, High Risk) on every token.
* Warnings are displayed **before any trade execution**.
* Users are advised to always **DYOR (Do Your Own Research)** even with Fordex tools.


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