the EXO girl
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Bullish
All smart contract audits are not free; you have to pay for them.
The $BOB token has not undergone any audit.
I want to emphasize again, the BOB token has not done any audit whatsoever.
A smart contract audit does not guarantee a token is safe from manipulation.
For example, a website may have a secure SSL certificate, but that does not guarantee it is safe from scams, since it’s easy to buy an SSL certificate.
Similarly, smart contract audits don’t guarantee safety from developer manipulation or that developers can’t sell their tokens.
In crypto, many factors must be considered.
It’s not just about candle charts because candles can be manipulated by smart contract functions.
Audit companies need income, so they audit mainly visible parts, while hidden details often go unnoticed.
I’m not saying audit companies can’t be trusted, but sometimes they aren’t very selective.
For example, Certik offers automated audits that issue certificates easily if you pay.
If you’re a day trader, that might be fine, but what if non-traders buy tokens without thorough checks?
Their assets could lose value over time.
If you buy $10 worth and think it doesn’t matter, that’s one thing. But if someone buys a bad token with $10,000 or $100,000, that’s a big problem.
If they expect $1 million but end up with only $10, that’s a huge loss.
Doge, Shiba, and Pepe succeeded because they truly apply decentralization, attracting smart whales buying large amounts.
Not all crypto projects are the same.
Developers aim to make money, not necessarily make you rich, especially without decentralization.
Try finding vulnerabilities in $BOB . I offered a $100 bounty a month ago, but no one succeeded.
My goal isn’t to for $BOB but to support its mission, Build On BNB.
BOB is a Binance project, so nothing bad will happen since Binance wouldn’t and couldn’t scam.
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The $BOB token has not undergone any audit.
I want to emphasize again, the BOB token has not done any audit whatsoever.
A smart contract audit does not guarantee a token is safe from manipulation.
For example, a website may have a secure SSL certificate, but that does not guarantee it is safe from scams, since it’s easy to buy an SSL certificate.
Similarly, smart contract audits don’t guarantee safety from developer manipulation or that developers can’t sell their tokens.
In crypto, many factors must be considered.
It’s not just about candle charts because candles can be manipulated by smart contract functions.
Audit companies need income, so they audit mainly visible parts, while hidden details often go unnoticed.
I’m not saying audit companies can’t be trusted, but sometimes they aren’t very selective.
For example, Certik offers automated audits that issue certificates easily if you pay.
If you’re a day trader, that might be fine, but what if non-traders buy tokens without thorough checks?
Their assets could lose value over time.
If you buy $10 worth and think it doesn’t matter, that’s one thing. But if someone buys a bad token with $10,000 or $100,000, that’s a big problem.
If they expect $1 million but end up with only $10, that’s a huge loss.
Doge, Shiba, and Pepe succeeded because they truly apply decentralization, attracting smart whales buying large amounts.
Not all crypto projects are the same.
Developers aim to make money, not necessarily make you rich, especially without decentralization.
Try finding vulnerabilities in $BOB . I offered a $100 bounty a month ago, but no one succeeded.
My goal isn’t to for $BOB but to support its mission, Build On BNB.
BOB is a Binance project, so nothing bad will happen since Binance wouldn’t and couldn’t scam.
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