Great explanation about bob

The BOB Developer Is a Financially Poor Developer — Why?

The BOB token smart contract has had its ownership renounced, meaning the developer no longer has any access or control to intervene — including minting or burning tokens.
All BOB tokens have been fully released into the market.

Not a single BOB token was sent directly to any personal wallet — what is commonly referred to as a seed wallet.
The only “seed wallet” in BOB’s case is the one that holds 60% of the supply, and even that is part of the trading system (a hot wallet), not a developer’s private wallet.

So how could the developer sell any tokens if all the supply is locked in the market?
The answer is: they can’t.
That’s why the developer of BOB will not become rich just by creating the token.

If the developer wants to make money, the only way is to buy BOB on the market and become a holder, just like you.

In the BOB smart contract:

There is no mint function, meaning BOB tokens can never be printed again — the supply is permanently fixed.

There is no burn function, meaning BOB cannot be reduced — the supply will never decrease.

So if you're asking, “when will BOB do a burn?” —
The answer is: never.
Because there is no function in the contract to allow it.

That’s why I say: BOB is fully owned by the community.
If you want BOB to pump, you need to buy.
If you want BOB to dump, you need to sell.
It’s that simple.

And right now, BOB is dumping because you chose to sell.
So don’t ask why this is happening.

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