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Watch Out for Liquidity Pools and Developer Access

Another crucial aspect to monitor is liquidity pools, specifically whether the creator can access them.

What is a Liquidity Pool?

A liquidity pool is essential in decentralized finance. It's a pool of funds that allows you to buy and sell any coin you've acquired through CapyPump.

How It Works: Creation of the Pool:

• The developer creates a new token, for example $Doge

• They pair this token with an established cryptocurrency like Solana ($SOL) in the liquidity pool.

Functionality:

• Users can trade $Doge and $SOL within this pool.

• This system ensures there's always liquidity (availability of funds) for trading, making it easy to buy or sell tokens.

Benefits of Liquidity Pools:

• Decentralized Trading: Enables trading without a central exchange.

• Access to Any Coin: Allows trading any coin that's part of a liquidity pool.

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Potential Risks with Liquidity Pools: Control of the Liquidity Pool:

• When a liquidity pool is created, the developer receives a special token called an SPL (Solana Program Library token), indicating ownership of the liquidity pool.

Risk of 'Rug Pulls':

• If the developer retains control of the SPL token, they can withdraw all the funds from the liquidity pool in one move.

• This action, known as a 'rug pull,' can render your token worthless.

Be Cautious: Imagine you have $SOL, a valuable token. Trading it for something that could instantly drop to zero in value is risky. Always check the control of the liquidity pool to avoid potential scams.