spent the day reading the $WALLET contract instead of the chart. the code holds up better than i expected. no owner. not renounced, never written. there is no pause, no blacklist, no fee switch, no limit setter. nobody can freeze your wallet or tax your transfer because the functions don't exist. no mint. supply is 1b, fixed in the constructor, permanent. not a proxy. it cannot be upgraded into something else later. the deployer took zero tokens. initialBuyAmount = 0, current balance 0. the entire billion went into the pool as one single sided position in the launch block. first buy came 47 blocks later, same terms as everyone. and the liquidity lock is the part worth understanding. it isn't a timelock with an unlock date. the LP nft sits in a locker contract with no decreaseLiquidity, no transferFrom, no withdraw, no selfdestruct, and it isn't a proxy. there is no function that gets it out. the position hasn't moved since launch. one thing that isn't clean: LP fees route entirely to the launchpad, and the 80% burn split is enforced by an unverified contract, not by code anyone can read. that owner can redirect it whenever. last burn was july 11, none since. so: the token itself has no rug mechanics built in. the risks here are market risks, thin liquidity and fading volume, not contract risks. that's a real distinction and most people never check which one they're holding. buy on GMGN: