The 60% of the token supply shown in the Binance wallet is not free tokens.

Those are tokens owned by Binance Alpha users, including your tokens.

That amount can decrease or increase depending on transactions.

All of this happens because of the internal smart contract function.

I have said many times that smart contract logic cannot be equated with human logic.

If you want to understand how smart contract logic works, you need to study in a program such as computer engineering or software engineering.

As a human, your logic makes you wonder: how can there be a wallet holding 60% of the tokens without selling them?

What you see as the numbers going up and down is simply the fluctuating amount, even every second, because transactions are executed through the internal smart contract function.

Human logic tends to reject such an understanding, but smart contract logic is already structured to make every transaction run automatically through internal functions.

All BOB tokens were 100% locked in the LP on November 14.

At this point, you must understand that once locked, they cannot be unlocked because the LP burn function was applied.

That makes it permanent, since the smart contract function will reject any attempt by developers to remove the LP.

With 100% of tokens locked, it is impossible for tokens to circulate freely and be sold by developers.

If the LP burn had not been applied, then the LP lock could still be opened even if the ownership had already been renounced.

I have written this many times, but you don’t make the effort to look for my posts and you don’t want to learn about things like this.