What do you think about BOB?
Is BscScan not fact when it shows that all $BOB tokens are locked through a contract-to-contract interaction?
If it’s lying, then I’ve just learned that blockchain can lie, lol...
There’s a claim from someone saying that the developer is holding 92,551,800,000,000 BOB tokens.
Now, look closely at the BscScan screenshot I provided with the tx hash
`0x482d2a73f99a8448cd216111b096ef0894a780e01af7ef715e5c6d88dcd070b2`.
You can check it yourself directly on BscScan.
If the tokens have been 100% locked in the LP, can the token developer still retrieve them?
If the LP burn function is not implemented, then logically the smart contract could allow LP withdrawal,
but BOB has implemented LP burn, meaning the LP cannot be withdrawn or removed,
and it will remain permanent because the developer has already called the renounce ownership function.
I repeat, do not equate smart contract logic with human logic, because smart contract logic doesn’t work like that.
Once deployed, it is valid and cannot be undone.
As proof that the $BOB developer, namely Binance Intern, has already performed LP burn,
I have included a screenshot from DappsBay, Binance’s official application.
Please take a look at the image.
Therefore, it is a lie if you come across someone claiming they found a loophole or cheating in the BOB token.
BOB will not cheat because its developer is Binance Intern.
Binance cannot possibly do bad things because Binance is the largest and most trusted crypto exchange company in the world.
