🔏Safety Measures
When deploying through BeetRoot, users can rest assured that their assets are safeguarded by a comprehensive set of safety measures. With features such as a strict no mint function, no blacklist or trading cooldown, BeetRoot ensures that transactions proceed smoothly without the risk of unauthorized actions. These safety measures collectively guarantee a secure and reliable deployment experience, instilling confidence in users and fostering trust in the BeetRoot platform.
No Mint Function
Overview: The total supply of tokens is fixed; no additional tokens can be minted.
Security Assurance: BeetRoot ensures that there are no mint functions within the Solidity contract. Mint functions can be exploited to create additional tokens without proper authorization and oversight, potentially leading to inflation and devaluation of the token.
No Blacklist
Overview: All holders can sell freely without restrictions.
Inclusivity Assurance: BeetRoot ensures that there are no blacklist functions within the Solidity contract. Blacklist functions can be used to prevent certain addresses from participating in the token ecosystem, potentially leading to censorship and discrimination.
Non-Transferable Ownership
Overview: Once ownership of the contract is relinquished, it cannot be reclaimed.
Security Assurance: BeetRoot ensures that there are no functions within the Solidity contract that allow the return of ownership once transferred. This feature helps prevent security risks that may compromise the integrity of the contract.
Uninterruptible Trading
Overview: Buying and selling of the token cannot be halted.
Reliability Assurance: BeetRoot ensures that there are no pausable trading functions within the Solidity contract. While pausable functions can be used in emergencies to halt trading, they can also be misused, potentially undermining the token's integrity and market confidence.
Reasonable Tax Rate
Overview: Project owners cannot impose excessively high transaction taxes.
Economic Assurance: BeetRoot ensures that there are no excessively high tax rates within the Solidity contract. Exorbitant taxes can discourage user participation and lead to a lack of liquidity. The maximum transaction fee is capped at 35%, preventing the possibility of creating a malicious, high-tax contract.
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