Food
+6.74%
($21.72 k)
48.01%
20.00%
18.30%
4.98%
0.62%
0.52%
0.50%
0.13%
0.12%
0.12%
In the last 24h, Food holders generated $8.66 volume.
1.45 k
We estimated the value of this pool based on the value of its stable/native coins.
Top pools
Food / WBNB
$1.45 k / $1.45 k
The ability of Food to reclaim ownership introduces flexibility in contract management but raises the risk of sudden, impactful changes, such as rugpulls.
The Food smart contract has the ability to modify its taxes. This introduces uncertainty, with the potential for sudden increases in slippage that could impact swap viability and increase honeypot risk.
The Food solidity smart contract has a whitelist function, meaning some addresses may not be able to trade normally. Whitelisting is mostly used to allow specific addresses to make early transactions, tax-free, and not affected by transaction suspension.
The presence of anti-whale features caps transaction volumes and Food token holdings, promoting equitable trading conditions and mitigating the risk of market manipulation.
The ability to adjust anti-whale measures provides flexibility but also introduces the risk of abrupt trading restrictions, potentially affecting market liquidity and fairness.
This high concentration of ownership among the top 10 holders indicates a potential risk, as it suggests that a significant portion of Food Bank tokens are held by a small number of wallets, increasing susceptibility to market manipulation or volatility. Please note that this metric only includes real wallets, excluding liquidity pools and contracts.
Open-source contracts like Food ensure transparency and align with code security best practices, lowering the risk of hidden vulnerabilities.
The Food smart contract indicates a fixed structure, reducing the risk of unexpected changes that could lead to a rugpull.
Food smart contracts has no minting capabilities which ensures a stable token supply, safeguarding against unexpected inflation that can devalue the price of Food.
The deployer address of Food is known. This can provide clarity and accountability, reducing the risk of unauthorized contract modifications that could lead to cryptocurrency fraud.
The Food contract prevents its owners from altering token balances provide a layer of security against unauthorized modifications, protecting against potential crypto exit scams.
The absence of hidden owners in a contract enhances transparency and trust, reducing the likelihood of malicious manipulation and scams.
Contracts without a self-destruct feature can ensure long-term stability and reliability, safeguarding against sudden disappearance and loss of assets.
Contracts lacking external call capabilities maintain operational independence, minimizing dependency risks and enhancing solidity security.
Availability on DEXs indicates a Food’s trade readiness and broader acceptance, possibly reflecting positively on its market presence and liquidity.
A token with no buy tax like Food ensures full value transfer on purchase.
A zero sell tax ensures that sellers retain the full value of their transaction, promoting fair trading conditions for all Food holders.
Tokens marked as purchasable, like Food are accessible for direct swapping on Flooz.
Tokens without sell restrictions like Food allow holders to liquidate their entire position, providing flexibility in investment strategies.
Food is confirmed to NOT be honeypot. Food is deemed safer for transactions, mitigating the risk of crypto scams and ensuring tradeability.
Contracts that cannot pause trading ensure continuous market access, supporting consistent liquidity and enable you to swap Food any time on Flooz and other decentralized exchanges.
Food has no blacklist function and thus promotes open and fair trading, reducing the risk of cryptocurrency scam and fraud.
Contracts without a trading cooldown function like Food allow for immediate subsequent swaps
The Food owner cannot set a different tax rate for every wallet. Contracts that do not allow for individualized tax rates maintain uniform transaction conditions for all users, minimizing the risk of cryptocurrency scams.
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Food Bank was launched on the 18th September 2021 and is a smart contract token which functions as a peer to peer medium of exchange on the Binance Smart Chain Network, providing much needed funds and support to foodbanks. Funds are raised via a transaction tax on all purchases and sales of the token. The charity donation is then donated to foodbanks suggested to us by the token holders. This allows the holders of FOOD to see the benefits of their investment, in their local communities.
Food Bank made its first Charity donation in December 2021 and it’s first 10% token burn in January 2022.
The total supply of FOOD will be reduced by 50% as part of a series of planned 10% burns dictated by the number of holders. The intention is to increase scarcity of the token and therefore increase the token price as holder numbers increase.
Food Bank aims to bring long-term sustainability to its full ecosystem, including NFTs, merchandise and staking, therefore encouraging holding FOOD tokens as a long-term asset. Our target holders are Millennials and GenZ who, like us are frustrated at the impotence of governments to end food poverty in developed countries where food banks are becoming more and more common.