Result verification: measure what arrived, do not assume it
A V2 anti-honeypot primitive: the router checks the tokens actually received after a trade, so fee-on-transfer traps and honeypots revert instead of settling. Specified, pre-audit.
Known formally as Result Verification in the BlazePhoenix whitepaper.
BlazePhoenix Engineering · updated 2026-08-05 · 6 min · written from the deployed bytecode
By Mitra (@Sigmacrit) — anonymous developer of the BlazePhoenix protocol. The code is the résumé.
BlazePhoenix V2 is pre-deployment and under audit; this is the designed defense. Static math lies about tokens that tax transfers, rebase, or block selling. The result-verification primitive refuses to trust the arithmetic: it measures the real balance delta after the move and enforces the floor against what actually arrived, not what a formula predicted.
How it defeats a honeypot
A honeypot lets you buy and then silently prevents the sell. Because verification measures the received amount and compares it to the enforced minimum, a token that cannot deliver simply fails the check and the whole transaction reverts — you keep your funds. The same mechanism handles fee-on-transfer tokens honestly, quoting the net you will really receive.
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Scan a suspected honeypot with the Pool X-Ray; the primitive formalises on the settlement path what the scanner shows you before you tradeCite this article
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Contracts are verified on every chain we deploy to — addresses in the protocol manifest. Deeper formal treatment: the whitepaper (PDF).
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