➡️Contract Safe Check

Contract ownership Renounced

Renouncing ownership will leave the contract without an owner, thereby removing any functionality that is only available to the owner. Click here to check our logs on contract renounce ownership transaction at BscScan. Ownership is transferred to 0x00000000000 and is inreversible.

Contract Scan

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Liquidity Pool Locked

Locked liquidity refers to a mechanism used in crypto projects to prevent or limit the ability of individuals or entities to manipulate the market by buying and selling large amounts of tokens. It involves locking a certain amount of tokens in a smart contract or liquidity pool, making it inaccessible for a certain period of time. How locked liquidity works

When liquidity is locked, it means that the tokens or cryptocurrency are kept in a smart contract or liquidity pool, where they cannot be moved or traded for a certain period of time. This is usually done to provide stability and security to the token's price and prevent large fluctuations caused by sudden increases or decreases in supply.

Benefits of locked liquidity

The benefits of locked liquidity include greater stability in the token's price, increased confidence in the project, and greater resistance to market manipulation. This makes it more attractive to investors, who are more likely to invest in projects with locked liquidity. Additionally, locked liquidity can create a more predictable supply schedule for the token, which can make it easier to plan for long-term investments. Click here to access our liquidity pool lock page at Unicrypt.