Quote from: delfastTions on May 18, 2025, 06:59:30 AM

In general, the token is quite resistant to possible attacks.
I can hardly imagine what could happen that would cause the token rate to collapse sharply against the dollar.
The only vulnerability is most likely the presence of only one working pool and only on one DEX. If Dedust crashes, this will be a critical problem.

The collapse of the DeDust exchange would really cause us big problems. But here everything depends on the circumstances of the collapse of the exchange, namely: will they allow or not allow the withdrawal of LP tokens and native tokens from the pool. In general. We have dormant pools on another Lex exchange in the TON system. We can transfer liquidity to the stone.fi exchange. Another critical scenario is the hacking of a smart contract by a hacker and the withdrawal of dollars and tokens. But it will be difficult to drain our tokens somewhere on the side. And if a vulnerability is found in smart contracts, the pool's smart contract with Chamby will be hacked last in line.

Quote from: BitBakerr1 on May 18, 2025, 04:17:14 PM

Again another problem I'm seeing is selling, if majority of those who are holding CHAMBY token starts selling all there token it will really affect the value of the token.
The solution to these is to always encourage holding for a long time and not just accumulating or buying.

In my opinion, this is a profound misconception. If a person bought a token not because of interest in it, but because of an external selfish incentive, then such a person will never become an organic holder. And at the first opportunity, this person will sell their Chamby tokens as soon as the stimulation period ends. Not to mention that we do not have the means to stimulate the holding of tokens. We need enthusiasts who have an organic interest. Enthusiasts who do not need additional stimulation.