THE CONTRACTS

DEPLOYMENT STATUS

BNB CHAIN

BNBWARAirdrop

0x0221801555fe49d477bc7e4cf6638b6ac68357ed

The one contract the site uses. A project escrows its own tokens in it and wallets that qualify take a share each, equal or lucky, for 24 hours. The platform fee of 0.005 BNB, the 24-hour window and the 20% referral ceiling are constants in the code — no setting exists that could change them.

WHAT IT CAN AND CANNOT DO

• Escrowed tokens can only go to a claimer, to that claimer's referrer, or back to the creator after the campaign ends. There is no other way out — no owner withdrawal, no pause, no upgrade, no proxy.
• The treasury role can collect creation fees and nothing else. It cannot touch escrowed tokens.
• The admin role can replace the voucher signer, which invalidates unused vouchers. It cannot move a single token.
• The verifier signs vouchers for wallets that passed the off-chain checks. It cannot enlarge a share, pay the same wallet twice, or skip a holding rule the contract enforces.
• In a lucky campaign each share's size comes from a value sealed in the voucher, so it cannot be re-rolled, and the last share takes what is left — the pool is always paid out exactly.

All three role addresses can be read from the contract on BscScan (“Read Contract”).

RETIRED

The earlier launchpad contracts (token, bonding curve, early-buyer rewards, factory) and the arena escrow are no longer used by this site. See the notice.

WHAT HAS NOT BEEN DONE

No independent security audit has been carried out. The contract has been tested against attack scenarios in a local EVM — forged and replayed vouchers, re-entrant tokens, fee-on-transfer tokens, early refunds, role abuse and random-share accounting — but testing is not auditing and we will not pretend otherwise.