EMA007EMA007 — public, verified code.
EMA is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum. Its code is public and verified, with no transfer tax, no pause and no blacklist. One wallet of its owner, LEANDRO ILIYA, holds almost all EMA, can create up to 110 billion more, and can withdraw the Uniswap pool at any time. This site shows you all of it.
About
A token you can check, not just trust.
EMA007 is built on OpenZeppelin, the most widely used library for Ethereum tokens. Its source code is published and verified on Etherscan as an exact match, so anyone can read exactly what the token can and cannot do.
Verified code
The source code is public on Etherscan and matches the live contract exactly.
Maximum supply
No more than 120 billion EMA can ever exist — 12 times today's 10 billion. Burned tokens do not come back. This does not protect the value of your EMA.
No transfer tax
The contract has no fee logic. Sending EMA only costs the normal Ethereum network fee.
No freeze, no blacklist
No pause, no blocked wallets, no forced transfers. The owner cannot reduce or move anyone's balance.
Approvals by signature
EIP-2612 permit: an app can be approved with a signature instead of a transaction. Never sign a permit you do not understand.
Pay and notify
ERC-1363: a contract that supports it can be paid and notified in one transaction. No shops or apps accept EMA today.
Supply
120 billion maximum. Every number is public.
10 billion EMA were created at launch. The owner can create up to 110 billion more (11 times today's supply) at any time, in any amount up to that limit — even in one transaction and without notice. The owner has not closed this reserve.
| Name / symbol | EMA007 / EMA |
| Owner | LEANDRO ILIYA, trustee organisation (United States) |
| Network | Ethereum mainnet (ERC-20) |
| Decimals | 18 |
| Created | 14 October 2026, block 26,192,417 |
| Owner wallet share | ≈ 99.99996% |
| Reserve used so far | 0 of 110,000,000,000 EMA |
| Reserve status | Open |
Security & powers
What the code allows — and what it doesn't.
The first four points follow from the verified source code. The last two — who controls the reserve and where the pool tokens are — are read live from Ethereum each time you open this page.
Source code verified
Etherscan "Exact Match". Read the code →
Not upgradeable
No proxy. The rules can never be changed — not by the owner, not by anyone.
0% token tax
There is no fee logic in the contract. (Uniswap's own 0.3% trading fee still applies to swaps.)
Owner powers
The owner cannot freeze, blacklist or move your EMA. But the owner can create new EMA from the reserve, sell EMA into the pool, and withdraw all of the pool's liquidity at any time, which could leave you unable to sell.
Who controls the reserve
Today one wallet of LEANDRO ILIYA (0x5873…aeDC1) owns the contract and can create the reserve.
Pool liquidity lock
Not locked: the pool tokens are in the owner's wallet, which can withdraw the liquidity at any time.
Verify
How to check you have the real contract.
This website does not sell EMA and is not an invitation to buy it. If you come across a token called EMA or EMA007, check that its address matches exactly — every character.
Compare the full address
The only official EMA007 contract is 0x406f0eaF1dF7Ca8BF4081068eeEA4f99872f4046. Fake tokens copy the first and last characters — check all of them.
Open it on Etherscan
The name must be EMA007, the symbol EMA, 18 decimals, and the code must show "Contract Source Code Verified". Open Etherscan →
Never trust a name
Anyone can create a token called "EMA". An older, unrelated token already uses this symbol. Search and import tokens only by address.
Protect your wallet
Nobody from EMA007 will ever message you first, ask for your secret words, or ask you to sign a "permit" or "approval" to receive EMA.
Roadmap
Open plans, honestly labelled.
Ticked items are done and can be checked publicly — on Ethereum or on Etherscan. Everything else is an intention, not a promise: there are no dates, it may not happen, and it should not be a reason to buy EMA.
- Token created on Ethereum
- Source code verified (Exact Match)
- Uniswap V2 EMA / ETH pool created
- Move ownership to a Safe with two owner-held keys (protects against one lost key)
- Lock or burn the pool's liquidity tokens
- Publish this website on its own domain
- Etherscan token profile (logo, links)
- Publish a written plan for the reserve
- Independent security audit
- Apply for data-site listings (decided by third parties; may not happen)
- Explore payment integrations (no partners agreed)
- Close the reserve when it is no longer needed
FAQ
Questions, answered honestly.
What is EMA007?
EMA007 (symbol EMA) is an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain. Its rules are fixed in verified, non-upgradeable code built on OpenZeppelin.
Can more EMA be created?
Yes. Until the reserve is closed, the owner can create up to 110 billion new EMA (11 times the current supply) at any time and without notice. That would shrink the share of all EMA that you hold and could make the price fall sharply. Burned tokens do not refill the reserve. The owner can close the reserve permanently with one public transaction, but has not done so.
Is there a buy or sell tax?
No. The contract contains no fee logic. Swaps on Uniswap pay Uniswap's standard 0.3% trading fee to the pool, plus the normal Ethereum network fee.
Can my EMA be frozen or taken?
There is no pause, blacklist or forced-transfer function. Your EMA can be moved only by you, or by an app or address you have approved — including by signing a "permit" message. Never sign an approval or permit you do not understand.
Where does the pool price come from?
From the ratio of EMA to ETH in the Uniswap pool. The starting ratio was set by the owner when the pool was created with 3,650 EMA and 0.15 ETH. After that it changes only when people trade. The pool is tiny, so almost none of the 10 billion EMA could be sold at this ratio. It is not a market valuation and not a promise of value.
Why does my wallet show a warning?
Because the risks are real: one owner wallet holds almost all EMA and all of the pool's liquidity tokens, the reserve can still be created, and the pool is very small. These points are listed openly on this page. If you are unsure, do not buy.
How do I add EMA to my wallet?
Use "Add EMA to MetaMask" at the top of this page, or import it manually by its full contract address.
Important
Risk information
Don't invest unless you're prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong.
Crypto-assets are highly volatile and can lose all of their value. Risks specific to EMA:
- Concentration. One wallet of the owner, LEANDRO ILIYA, holds about 99.9999% of all EMA and all of the pool's liquidity tokens, which are not locked. It can withdraw the pool at any time, after which you may not be able to sell EMA at all.
- New supply. The owner can create up to 110 billion new EMA (11 times today's supply) at any time, without notice.
- No market yet. There have been no trades. The pool ratio was set by the owner and the pool holds only about 0.15 ETH.
- No audit. The contract has not had an independent security audit.
- No protection. The operator of this website is not authorised or registered by the Financial Conduct Authority. You will not have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service or the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
- Fakes. Tokens using the name or symbol EMA exist. Only the contract address on this page is official.
Nothing on this website is financial, investment, legal or tax advice.