The character with the BNB logo on its head is $BOB .
Always be selective when choosing any crypto project.
Don’t FOMO, including when buying BOB, always study first before deciding to buy $BOB .
Belief is fine, but it must be supported by logical reasoning.
Don’t let crypto projects with manipulative developers spread everywhere.
They only want your money.
Always check and verify everything directly.
Seek information from multiple sources, not just one.
The most concrete and up-to-date source is BscScan.
I buy all BSC crypto tokens listed in Binance Alpha not without reason, but out of my curiosity.
If I find something suspicious, I will immediately post about it.
I’m sure among all the people who read my posts, there are some who are programmers just like me, yet none of them comment on anything I say about blockchain, because for those who understand, what I say is the truth.
That’s why I have never found a single comment on my post saying, “I’m a programmer, EXO, what you’ve said is wrong.”
I emphasize to you, never equate human logic with the way blockchain logic works.
Never ignore any warning notes on on-chain data such as BscScan.
For example, with $BOB , a warning appeared on BscScan:
“This token has been taken over by the community, and the original deployer has departed from the project. Please conduct due diligence when interacting with it.”
If you find a token project with such a warning, that means the token has truly renounced ownership and the developer has no control.
If there is no such note, then the token can still be controlled through internal functions, even if there’s a claim of renounced ownership, but that’s not 100% true and it’s deceiving your eyes.
Only programmers who master the Solidity programming language can explain this, because even if you search multiple sources, if you don’t have knowledge of Solidity, it will be very difficult for you.
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Always be selective when choosing any crypto project.
Don’t FOMO, including when buying BOB, always study first before deciding to buy $BOB .
Belief is fine, but it must be supported by logical reasoning.
Don’t let crypto projects with manipulative developers spread everywhere.
They only want your money.
Always check and verify everything directly.
Seek information from multiple sources, not just one.
The most concrete and up-to-date source is BscScan.
I buy all BSC crypto tokens listed in Binance Alpha not without reason, but out of my curiosity.
If I find something suspicious, I will immediately post about it.
I’m sure among all the people who read my posts, there are some who are programmers just like me, yet none of them comment on anything I say about blockchain, because for those who understand, what I say is the truth.
That’s why I have never found a single comment on my post saying, “I’m a programmer, EXO, what you’ve said is wrong.”
I emphasize to you, never equate human logic with the way blockchain logic works.
Never ignore any warning notes on on-chain data such as BscScan.
For example, with $BOB , a warning appeared on BscScan:
“This token has been taken over by the community, and the original deployer has departed from the project. Please conduct due diligence when interacting with it.”
If you find a token project with such a warning, that means the token has truly renounced ownership and the developer has no control.
If there is no such note, then the token can still be controlled through internal functions, even if there’s a claim of renounced ownership, but that’s not 100% true and it’s deceiving your eyes.
Only programmers who master the Solidity programming language can explain this, because even if you search multiple sources, if you don’t have knowledge of Solidity, it will be very difficult for you.
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