Smart contract check by Cloude
Prompt: Please - check attached smart contract, consider the Key Token Principles * No presale, ICO, IDO, or private sale. * No allocations for the creator, developers, or investors. * No hidden reserves or special privileges for any address. * Distribution should be free, requiring only network gas fees. * No post-deployment control: contract is immutable once deployed. * Open-source and verifiable by anyone.
Claude Answer:
I'll analyze this smart contract for its fairness principles and security considerations:
Fairness Principles Verification:
✅ No presale/ICO: Contract launches with all tokens in the contract itself
✅ No allocations: All tokens are distributed through the claim mechanism
✅ No owner privileges: No owner or admin functions present
✅ Free distribution: Only gas fees required (checked via MIN_ETH_REQUIRED)
✅ Immutable: No upgrade mechanisms or proxy patterns
✅ Open source: Code is clearly readable with detailed comments
Distribution Mechanism:
Fair initial distribution with INITIAL_REWARD = 0.1 tokens
Halving mechanism every 2,100,000 claims (similar to Bitcoin's model)
Maximum 2 tokens per address (MAX_PER_ADDRESS)
Progressive unlocking through CHUNK_SIZE (210,000 tokens per chunk)
Anti-Gaming Measures:
✅ ReentrancyGuard implementation
✅ Cooldown periods between claims (DISTRIBUTION_COOLDOWN)
✅ Minimum ETH balance requirement (0.01 ETH)
✅ Dynamic intervals based on participant count
✅ Front-running protection using block.prevrandao
Supply Management:
Total supply: 21,000,000 tokens (similar to Bitcoin)
Progressive unlocking based on participant count
Chunk-based distribution with participant thresholds
Supply tracking through totalClaimed and availableSupply
Transparency Features:
Detailed event emissions for claims, halvings, and chunk unlocks
Public view functions for distribution stats
Verifiable fairness principles through CONTRACT_PRINCIPLES
The contract successfully implements all key token principles while maintaining:
Security against common attack vectors
Fair distribution mechanics
Transparent operation
No privileged functions or backdoors
Progressive decentralization through increasing participant requirements
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