I firmly confirm that BOB has never executed a burn via any smart contract function and the developer has never sent BOB tokens to the dead wallet.
I deeply respect those of you who are passionate about BOB, but please remember to always verify everything independently and ensure the data can be proven on-chain via BscScan.
What I’m saying here is not because I claim to know everything, but because I want the BOB community to avoid falling into rumors.
If you get caught up in false information, I’m worried you’ll end up disappointed when things don’t turn out as expected.
Disappointment can have serious consequences on your mental well-being.
I’ve said this hundreds of times in my previous posts.
I’ve reviewed the entire BOB smart contract, and I found no burn or mint function.
Why do I know this and how can I check the BOB smart contract?
Because blockchain is open source. As a programmer I understand this, but to put it simply for the general public, it’s decentralized.
Nothing is hidden. You can view and even copy-paste the BOB token’s smart contract directly from BscScan.
If you understand programming structure, you’ll be able to understand the functions used.
So don’t worry about BOB large supply because the price will keep rising as long as supply and demand remain balanced.
What causes prices to fall is when supply and demand are disrupted. Why? Because developers sell their tokens illegally.
Even if a project only has 1,000,000,000 tokens, if the developer cheats, it’s meaningless. The price will keep dropping.
Don’t worry. Your assets with BOB are safe because BOB’s developers have renounced ownership and can no longer manipulate the contract.
I have proof on BscScan, check please.
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