Soltrader Whitepaper v1.0
  • 📍Disclaimer
  • 🗂️The Soltrader Platform
    • 🗒️Introduction to the Bot
    • 🗒️Bot Tutorial: Bridging
    • 🗒️Bot Tutorial: Trading
    • 🗒️Bot Tutorial: Transferring
    • 🗒️Bot Tutorial: Other Functions
  • 🗂️$SOLTRADER
    • 🗒️Tokenomics
    • 🗒️Revenue Share
    • 🗒️Safety & Governance
  • 🗂️Roadmap
    • 🗒️Post-Launch Roadmap
    • 🗒️Future Platform Developments
  • 🗂️Contact & Useful Links
    • 🗒️Contact & Useful Links
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  1. $SOLTRADER

Safety & Governance

Ensuring safety & governance for $SOLTRADER holders

To harness safety and governance, three steps will be taken after the launch of the $SOLTRADER token on the Ethereum Mainnet. 1. Locked Liquidity Immediately after deployment of the $SOLTRADER contract on the Ethereum Mainnet, the initial liquidity provided through Uniswap will be locked with UniCrypt and proof will be publicly provided for reference to investors. Any liquidity later added will be locked using the same platform. Liquidity will be locked to ensure holders it will remain possible to trade our token in the future. 2. Renounced Contract Address After deployment of our contract and the locking of the liquidity, the contract address will be renounced. Meaning, it will not be possible to call any functions in our contract after launch, nor will it be possible to change the tokenomics. This ensures holders that no malificent functions will be called and their investment is fully safe. 3. Bot & Token Audits In the days after launch, reputable third party audit firms will be hired to review and write an audit report of both our contract and the underlying code of the bot. These audits will be publically shared and are meant to give investors assurance their funds in the bot and investment in the $SOLTRADER token are fully safe.

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