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Some smart contract functions are dangerous and can lead to a price dump

Here is a list of high-risk functions I identified based on on-chain data, including examples found on the BOB token from BscScan:

mint() creates new tokens

burnFrom() burns tokens from another wallet

setBalance() changes a wallet's balance

transferOwnership() transfers control of the contract

excludeFromFee() exempts specific addresses from tax

blacklist() blocks wallets from buying or selling

whitelist() limits trading to selected wallets only

setRouter() changes trading paths or liquidity pairs

withdraw() pulls tokens from the contract

approve() and transferFrom() can be misused to steal tokens

The fewer functions a token contract has, the fewer opportunities developers have to commit fraud

The more functions it contains, the greater the potential for abuse and manipulation

Review the on-chain evidence I provided and decide for yourself if BOB is a safe long-term investment

The conclusion from my smart contract analysis is that there are no dangerous functions found in BOB.

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