LOSURIA (losuria)

Rug pull mechanisms — what to check before buying any new token: Ownership not renounced: developer can modify contract post-launch (add mint function, change tax). Honeypot: token can be bought but sell transactions are blocked or heavily taxed. Detectable before purchase with tools like TokenSniffer or manual ABI inspection. Bundled launch: dev buys large positions hidden across multiple wallets at launch, then sells. Harder to detect but visible in initial transaction graph. Max wallet/tax manipulation: contract has functions to selectively block wallets from selling. LOSURIA Token Factory V3 (BETA) standardizes token contracts to remove owner-controlled risk vectors. Anti-rug is ALPHA/best-effort — not a substitute for checking tokens launched elsewhere. app.losuria.com

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Coinbase Smart Wallet: multi-owner setup explained. A smart contract wallet can have multiple owners (EOAs or other smart contracts). This matters for recovery: With a single passkey owner, if your device is lost and you have no backup, recovery is harder. With multiple owners set up in advance, you can add: - A second device (second passkey) - A hardware wallet as a recovery key - A trusted co-signer Each owner can authorize transactions independently. You can revoke owners at any time if a device is lost. LOSURIA uses Coinbase Smart Wallet, which supports this multi-owner model. Setting up a secondary recovery owner before you need it is a standard step. app.losuria.com

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Why private RPC isn't the same as private builder routing: Private RPC (like Flashbots Protect): your transaction is submitted to a single endpoint that filters sandwich attacks. Good, but relies on that one endpoint's inclusion policy. Private builder bundle (what LOSURIA uses): your transaction is submitted as a bundle to multiple builders simultaneously (Flashbots + 3 others). Builders have strong financial incentive to include valid bundles quickly — they capture the tip. The multi-builder approach is more resilient: if one builder is slow or has maintenance issues, another includes your bundle. The economic incentive to include is stronger than with single-endpoint filtering. Same goal — no mempool exposure — more robust mechanism. app.losuria.com/audit

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What is LOSURIA? A non-custodial Ethereum trading app. You sign every trade with your passkey (Face ID / fingerprint). Your key never leaves your device. Features: sniper buy, swap, limit orders (beta), DCA (beta), copy-trade (beta), launchpad (beta), anti-rug (alpha). All execution is MEV-shielded (private bundle, 4 builders). Contracts are owner-less and Sourcify-verified. No deposit, no KYC, no seed phrase. On Ethereum mainnet. app.losuria.com

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How fast is LOSURIA execution vs public mempool? Public mempool: your transaction enters the queue. Validators see it. Bots decide whether to front-run or sandwich it. Then it gets included in a block — often 1-3 blocks later if gas isn't set high enough. Private builder bundle: your signed order is submitted directly to builders outside the mempool. Builders include your bundle in the next block they produce. They have financial incentive to include valid bundles quickly. Speed ceiling: block-1 (you cannot get included before a block is produced). Block-0 inclusion is a physical impossibility, not a marketing claim. In practice: most trades execute in the next 1-2 blocks. No mempool delay, no sandwiching, no gas wars with bots. app.losuria.com

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Ownerless contracts — why it matters for non-custodial trading: Most DeFi contracts have an "owner" address with admin privileges: pause trading, update fee parameters, upgrade logic, drain funds in edge cases. LOSURIA's execution contracts are ownerless. No admin key exists. The code is immutable post-deployment. The tradeoff: we can't fix a bug by pushing an update. If a critical vulnerability is found in the contract, we can't patch it without deploying new contracts and migrating users. Why we accepted that tradeoff: an upgradeable contract with an owner key is a honeypot for sophisticated attackers and a trust assumption for users. The attack surface of a mutable admin key is larger than the attack surface of immutable, audited code. app.losuria.com/audit

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LOSURIA anti-rug: what "ALPHA/best-effort" actually means. The Token Factory V3 removes standard rug vectors from the contract: - No owner key that can mint new supply - No tax function the deployer can change post-launch - No backdoor sell blocking mechanism What it can't prevent: - Market manipulation (fake volume, coordinated pumps) - External honeypots (where the token contract itself is fine but LP is manipulated) - Social engineering (team abandons the project, stops marketing) - Developer exit via large pre-launch token allocations "Best-effort" means we solve the contract-level risks. The market-level and social risks are outside what any contract can prevent. Honest tooling acknowledges its limits. app.losuria.com

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