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Since the beginning of this year, crypto enthusiasts have hailed meme coins as having a golden period. Many meme coins have reciprocated this favor. Among them, Pepe Unchained has emerged as a community favorite. We have been providing updates on PEPU for a long time. Let’s explore where it stands now.
Pepu Presale Success and Community Interest
In a recent tweet, Pepe Unchained shared that they have raised an incredible $4M from the presale so far. They are close to raising another $0.5M, making it a whopping $4.5M. Various sources report that many crypto whales are showing strong interest in this project and investing significant amounts.
The current price of Pepe Unchained is $0.0085277. If someone buys $100 worth of PEPU now, they will receive 11,726 tokens. If the price surges to $1, they could have $1.1M. This is just an example, not financial advice.
PEPU Enhances Transaction Speed and Security
According to the project, the Pepe-themed token has better transaction speed and supports fee-less bridging between its upcoming Pepu blockchain and Ethereum. Additionally, this token has undergone smart contract audits by Coinsult and Solidproof. Both auditors have passed PEPU in security checks. According to the audits, the owner address has no rights to make any changes to the smart contract.
Immutable Smart Contract Features
Contract is not upgradeable: The deployer cannot change or add any functionalities to the contract after deploying.
Contract ownership is renounced: The ownership of the tokens is renounced. Hence, the owner cannot update any settings in the contract.
Contract owner cannot mint new tokens: The contract prevents the owner from minting new tokens after deployment. This means the project cannot increase the max supply of PEPU.
Contract owner cannot burn tokens: The owner cannot burn tokens without any allowances. This means the owner cannot burn tokens that investors are holding.
Contract owner cannot blacklist addresses: The owner cannot blacklist wallets from transferring tokens. Once the tokens are distributed, the owner cannot stop those addresses from transferring their tokens to other wallets or exchanges.
Contract owner cannot lock functions: The contract owner cannot lock, pause, or terminate the contract. This means the contract owner cannot set a lock-up period on the tokens.
Source : Coinsult PEPU Audit
Investor Control and Smart Contract Audits
As per these terms, it is clear that investors will have full control over the tokens. The smart contract owner cannot make any changes or stop investors from taking any actions. Smart contract audits are a crucial part of a token launch, building trust in the community for the project. It looks like the presale will end soon, and after the token generation event, many crypto exchanges will be eager to list the token. The project appears promising and is gaining a lot of attention in the crypto world, but investors should perform their due diligence.