Yes, all purchases of gold will be documented and visible to the public. How can you do it any other way. I must be transparent, otherwise it doesn't work.
Okay thats nice. But thats off chain activity.
How about this one?
If this was audited how come a popular smart contract auditor and one of the biggest defi security project found a lot of bugs on the smart contract? Good thing I always used this particular feature of them to check for vulnerabilities.
https://de.fi/scanner/contract/0x8e4653ef0f8ce731653192bb642d5347ccec2c6a?56Click the link and check the flaws of the grc smart contract. Theres a finding that it can be modified to a honey pot. Can you explain why too many red flag on the contract?
All the flaws that Defi Security mentioned are not flaws but potential risks. Dextools and other sites give 100% reassurance that it's not a honeypot. The function for honeypot that is mentioned on Defi Security is the following: if I renounce a contract, which I will never do, the creator of a contract can add liquidity pairs to my token. That is important to continue for the coin to exist and add new liquidity pairs to tax exception when they are created. That is only if I renounce a contract, which I will never do.
In regards to blacklist: that was important for presale/fairlaunch, but we never did it. We provided liquidity straight away, so that function is useless for me.
Taxes can be modified. That's true. Max taxes that can be set is 15% on buy and sell. I will never increase the taxes, only decrease.
Max wallet is currently set to 4% of total supply to protect against the whales dumping price, since our liquidity is low. We will be increasing that percentage as we get more liquidity.
And liquidity is low, because we started with $300 in liquidity and now it's around $5000. Moreover, 2/3% tax goes to liquidity generating which is over $1.3k. So that means if everybody sells now, our liquidity will be around $2k, which is still awesome. So we are never afraid of people selling.