Earn creator fees, flywheel effects, & customize your launch.
Contracts are fetched from:
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Squeez takes a protocol fee of 10% of all flywheel / creator fees.
We run a similar model and functionality to meteora on Solana, except they take 20% (we take only half of that).
Our crank will now add a buyback and burn to the native $SQUEEZ token automatically from fees.
Our V4 deployer contract has gone live.
Fixes to metadata as well as permissionless crank functions are now accessible.
Our website has also been updated on dexscreener.
All rewards / dividend tokens are properly operational now and we will be shipping more features soon.
Our domain has migrated.
For future use please refer to squeez.dev/
Our API is re-indexing full service should be available in ~5 minutes.
Let's pivot to Squeez
Hey @ponsdotfamily, quick heads up on an Exploit in your platform, this needs to be addressed immediately as your users are being drained in real time
When users trade on your platform, they're approving their tokens to Multicall3 instead of a dedicated DEX contract
Multicall3 is a public contract. anyone can call it with arbitrary calldata. that means between swaps, anyone can construct a transaction that drains every wallet that approved tokens to that address
Every user who has traded through your frontend and approved tokens to Multicall3 is currently at risk. their approved balances can be taken by anyone who builds the right calldata
This isn't theoretical, this is an open exploit waiting to happen. every wallet with an active approval is vulnerable right now
• users: if you've traded on pons, revoke your approvals to Multicall3 immediately. use revoke.cash or etherscan's token approval checker
• pons team: please fix the approval flow to route through a dedicated contract, not a public multicall. and alert your users to revoke existing approvals
This isn't fud. this is a critical security issue




