ANANSI

Before you buy: there is a warning on Uniswap

If you open this token on Uniswap you will see “Potential honeypot detected”, from a scanner called Blockaid. You should know why it is there and decide for yourself.

A honeypot is a token you can buy but cannot sell. That is a claim about behaviour, and it is checkable: sells execute normally and have done repeatedly, including by arbitrage bots buying in one pool and selling in another in the same transaction — which is impossible against a honeypot. Every transfer is public.

Blockaid reviewed the contract in writing and described it as “a verified standard token with no admin controls, no trading fees, and no ability to mint after deployment”, and stated that the classification is driven by the token being young, thinly traded, and held by few addresses — not by honeypot behaviour. They confirmed it reassesses automatically as liquidity and holder distribution improve.

Three independent scanners disagree with that flag. GoPlus Security, De.Fi Scanner and Honeypot.is each test the contract by behaviour, and each returns not a honeypot. De.Fi also returns no rugpull risk. GoPlus additionally reports: not mintable, not pausable, no blacklist, balance not modifiable, creator holds 0%. GeckoTerminal shows zero community reports against the pool. You can run all three yourself from the pool’s security tab.

What those same scanners do mark against us is real and we will not dress it up: the top ten addresses hold 97.6% of supply, and the pool is thin. Most of that is the locked liquidity position and the founder allocation vesting until 2028, but concentration is concentration, and it is the honest reason a scanner treats this token as higher risk.

None of that makes this token safe, and nothing here is a security audit — there has not been one, which is stated plainly in our published security report along with everything else that has not been done. It means the specific warning you will see is about size and age, and we would rather you heard that from us than found it on the way to a trade.

What it is, in five sentences

ANANSI is a burn-only token on Base wired to a real business: anansidata.xyz, a pay-per-call data & web-search API for AI agents.

55% of every dollar the business earns automatically buys ANANSI on the open market and destroys it. 25% deepens permanently locked liquidity. 20% funds operations. The split is hard-coded and runs on-chain without anyone pressing a button — the first autonomous revenue burn already happened (engine receipts).

Supply can only fall — the contract has no mint function — and stops falling at a hard floor of 21,000,000.

Holding it does something. 1M ANANSI in your wallet buys 50 API calls a day, 10M buys 500, 50M buys 5,000 — a balance check, not a stake, so the tokens never leave your wallet and you can sell whenever you like. How it works.

The founding liquidity (190M ANANSI) is held by a contract with no withdrawal function: it cannot be pulled, ever, by anyone.

The token contract was never Ownable: it has no owner, no admin and no privileged role of any kind — nothing to renounce, because nothing was ever held. The surrounding engine contracts are renounced (owner = 0x0). Every one is source-verified. Nothing here asks for trust; everything has a receipt.

What is guaranteed vs what is a bet

Guaranteed by code, verifiable by anyone:

• Supply only shrinks; floor 21M; no mint, no pause, no blacklist, no tax
• Liquidity locked forever — rug-impossible by construction
• Revenue split 55/25/20 executes autonomously, on-chain

The bet you are making:

• That the data business grows. Burns scale 1:1 with its revenue — today that revenue is small and early. No price outcome is promised by anyone. Never invest what you can't lose.

Locked & pooled supply — live from chain

Addresses (verify everything yourself)

All source-verified on BaseScan. Five different tokens are named "Anansi" — always verify the address, never the name.

The machine

Buy the product the machine feeds on: buy data · point your AI agent at it · web search, 1¢/query