đŸĻēSafety measures

Safety is a key priority for Moonprinter, to match the vision of making this an ever-lasting project. Therefore we took the following measures:

Liquidity lock:

100% of liquidity will be locked for 12 months via Unicrypt (link TBC after launch)

Multi-Sig team wallets:

All key project wallets have multi-sig, requiring both lead dev's to sign-off on any transaction. This entails the airdrop reserve wallet, development wallet, contract wallet and buy-back & true burn wallet.

Token vesting

Both the BRRR airdrop wallet (16T $BRRR) and the CEX reserve wallet (1.5T $BRRR) have their tokens locked and vested.

For the CEX wallet, which contains less than 5% of the total supply, 10% of its tokens will get unlocked weekly, total unlock will happen over the course of 2.5 months, in time to list on CEX in case that would add direct value to Moonprinter as a project.

For the $BRRR airdrop wallet, 1% of it's total will be unvested daily (0.16 trillion $BRRR), which links directly to the max. daily aidrop of 1% of the wallet's total. On days where sell-tax has given the ability to buy-back and true burn 101% of the 1% airdrop, the full amount will be airdropped that same day. Note - the 1% max. airdrop of the remainder of the airdrop wallet rule means the airdrop becomes small over time in absolute sense, to ensure airdrops can still be given out a year from now. However as the value of each $BRRR should have increased simultaneously, the airdrop should ensure similar or higher financial value. As an example to illustrate, think about Bitcoin's miner rewards. While the amount of Bitcoin that miner's can earn per cleared block has gone down (halved) every 4 years, the total value per Bitcoin has significantly outgrown the halving pace, to ensure higher value despite lower absolute rewards.

KYC and audit

Both lead dev's (those that have control over multi-sig wallets, contract and community) have undergone KYC with Coinscope. The smartcontract has been extensively audited pre-launch to avoid any uncontrollable risks.

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