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Rugs can happen to anyone, we did our best to make sure it's harder for creators to rug by offering 100 percent automatically Renounced tokens upon creation! #renouncedownership $sgn
Thinking of buying a token? Run the contract through SafeGen's scanner first — it checks tax, honeypot signs, mint powers, and who still holds the keys. Seconds now, or regret later.
Straight talk: SafeGen makes the common rug tricks impossible and the watchdog calls out the rest. No tool catches everything, and burned LP only protects that one position. Check a token yourself before you buy.
Every token launched with SafeGen gets a public profile page — supply, tax settings, who owns the contract, in one link. Share it when buyers ask what they're actually buying. safegeninnovations.com/token…
Whales love launches with no cap. A max-wallet limit keeps any single wallet from swallowing the whole supply and dumping on everyone else. Set it at launch — the contract enforces it forever. safegeninnovations.com
Every token from SafeGen launches from a factory contract verified on BscScan. Read the exact code before you launch — a launcher that won't show its code is telling you something. bscscan.com/address/0x78710A…
A token can look fine at launch and change overnight — tax hiked, mint switched on, keys moved. SafeGen's watchdog monitors 24/7 and pings your Telegram the second something moves.
Buy and sell tax tops out at 5% on SafeGen tokens — set it at launch and the contract keeps it there. No creeping up later, no surprise tax on your holders.
Pay the $5 fee in $SGN and it works twice: half turns into BNB, joins SGN as liquidity, and gets burned to the dead address forever. Every token launched builds a pool that's locked shut.
No coding, no Solidity, no dev to hire. Give it a name, set the supply and tax rate, and your token is live on BNB Chain in minutes. $10 in BNB or $5 in $SGN. safegeninnovations.com
When a token launches through SafeGen, ownership is renounced at the end. After that nobody can rewrite the contract — not the launcher, not anyone. What you launch is what stays.
Never launched a token before? The Launch Guide and FAQ on the site cover the whole thing in plain words — what it costs, how each rail works, what happens after launch. safegeninnovations.com
The SafeGen Telegram bot keeps an eye on tokens for you. /watch and a contract address to track one, /list to see your list, /unwatch to drop one, /help for the rest. Something changes, you get a ping.
The launch fee isn't whatever anyone feels like charging that day — it's locked between $1 and $20 in the contract itself. It can move inside that range, never past it.
Before you buy into a token, run it through SafeGen's scanner. It reads the contract for high tax, honeypot signs, mint powers, and who still holds the keys — takes seconds. safegeninnovations.com
Straight talk: SafeGen blocks the common rug moves and the watchdog flags the rest, but no tool stops every rug. Burned LP only protects that one position — always check a token before you buy.
SafeGen factory contracts are verified on BscScan — anyone can read the exact code a token launches from, before spending a cent. If a launcher hides its code, that is your answer. bscscan.com/address/0x78710A…
A max-wallet cap at launch keeps one wallet from scooping the whole supply and dumping it on everyone else. Set it once, and the contract enforces it for every holder from day one.
Launching with SafeGen gets your token its own public page — supply, tax, ownership status, all in one shareable link. Buyers can see what they are getting before they buy. safegeninnovations.com/token…
Once you buy, a token's rules can still change on you. SafeGen's watchdog watches around the clock and pings Telegram when tax, ownership, or mint powers move.

