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πŸ”Transparency

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Crypto Transparency refers to the openness, visibility, and verifiability of processes, transactions, and data within blockchain and cryptocurrency ecosystems. It's one of the most important principles that underpins trust in crypto projects and platforms.

πŸ”’Trusted for Investor

βœ… LIQUIIDITY LOCK 20%

πŸŸͺ Liquidity Locked 100% on pinksale.finance. Investors can check at the link.

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ZENIX POL

βœ… ZENIX SUPPLY LOCK

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ZENIX POL

βœ… BURN TOKEN

πŸ”₯ What is a Token Burn in Crypto?

Token burning is the process of permanently removing tokens from circulation by sending them to an unusable (burn) address, reducing the total supply of the token. This is often used to increase scarcity, support price, or demonstrate commitment to a deflationary model.


βœ… Why Burn Tokens?

Reason

Explanation

πŸ”» Reduce Supply

Fewer tokens = higher scarcity = potential increase in value

πŸ›‘οΈ Investor Confidence

Shows the team isn't keeping all tokens for themselves

πŸ’Έ Deflationary Model

Regular burns (e.g., 1% per transaction) can create long-term scarcity

πŸ” Token Utility

Some ecosystems use burning as part of fees or smart contract logic

πŸ”’ What is a Liquidity Lock in Crypto?

A liquidity lock refers to a smart contract mechanism that ensures liquidity provided to a decentralized exchange (DEX) (e.g., Uniswap, PancakeSwap) cannot be removed by the token creators for a certain period of time. This is a security measure used to protect investors and build trust in a new token project.


βœ… Why Use a Liquidity Lock?

Purpose

Description

πŸ” Investor Protection

Prevents rug pulls where devs remove liquidity and crash token price.

🧠 Trust Building

Signals that the team is serious and not planning to scam.

⏳ Commitment

Shows long-term intention by locking LP tokens for a period (e.g., 6 months, 1 year).


πŸ’‘ How It Works

When a token is launched on a DEX:

  1. The project adds liquidity (usually pairing their token with ETH, BNB, USDT, etc.).

  2. The DEX gives back LP tokens as proof of that liquidity.

  3. These LP tokens are locked in a contract (often via third-party lockers like Team.Finance, Unicrypt, or PinkSale).

  4. Until the unlock time, the liquidity cannot be removed.


πŸ“Œ Example

If a project locks $100,000 of liquidity for 1 year, it cannot withdraw that liquidity until the 1-year lock expires. This keeps the market stable and fair for investors during that time.


πŸ› οΈ Platforms for Liquidity Locking

  • Unicrypt

  • Team Finance

  • DxSale

  • Mudra Locker (for BSC projects)

  • PinkSale Locker


πŸ” On BSCScan / Etherscan

You can verify a liquidity lock by:

  • Looking at the LP token contract

  • Checking if it’s sent to a time-locked smart contract

  • Seeing the unlock time and wallet owner

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