What if the BOB developer still holds a supply of tokens stored in the contract? Is that dangerous?

I’ve attached a screenshot of the BOB contract directly from BscScan as proof.

The transferOwnership function does not exist, which confirms that the BOB developer has fully renounced ownership.

If you find this function still present in other projects, it means the developer has not renounced ownership.

After renouncing ownership, the BOB developer cannot change the contract in any way—not even to transfer tokens to their own wallet.

If there are still BOB tokens remaining in the contract, those tokens cannot be transferred out. The only functions that remain usable are adding or removing liquidity on a DEX.

The remaining token balance in the BOB contract is only 960,081,406.3074 BOB.

These assets can no longer be moved anywhere except through liquidity functions.

This is exactly why I say BOB is extremely safe from manipulation.

Every possible path to abuse has been closed, and now the only force that drives value is the open market.

The BOB developer cannot pump or dump the price.

Take a look at the on-chain screenshots I’ve shared.

I never lie. Everything I say is based on transparent and verifiable information.