Ownership and anti-rug

You own your token after deployment, and the owner wallet holds its admin rights. Using those rights responsibly is what separates a trusted launch from a suspicious one.

Owner-wallet admin rights#

The owner wallet can mint (if mintable), burn, and adjust configuration. Keep it secure - if you lose access to the owner wallet, you lose these controls.

Anti-whale protection#

Anti-whale limits cap how much any single wallet can hold or trade in one transaction. This discourages a single buyer from cornering supply and dumping, which protects your holders and your chart.

Anti-rug mechanisms#

Combine several signals so holders trust the launch:

Pre-audited, verified contracts - see audits.
Locked liquidity - see liquidity locking.
Renounced or clearly-scoped ownership - be explicit about what the owner can and cannot do.