The Australian Cyber Security Industry Advisory Committee released its analysis on cryptocurrencies. Currently, Bitcoin is the most popular choice among Australians.

In another round of auditing, the cLabs team asked OpenZeppelin to review and audit recent changes to the core contracts of the Celo protocol.

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Whatever funds come from the token will go to sheltering kittens, funds to help with their vet visits, digital and physical adoption services, and finally, the trade of digital assets. 

The project gets its inspiration from Floki, one of the most trendy meme cryptocurrencies in the market today. Moreover, it has forged partnerships with the Binance Smart Chain, OpenSea, the Metamask wallet, PancakeSwap, and Amazon Smile.

Tuxi has taken its time to build a platform that will make changes and create a name for itself in the crypto world. Its team recognizes the time it has spent perfecting the project and surviving the process while bringing significant connections on board, including developers, designers, advertisers, to mention but a few. So far, the project is not doxxed, and the team remains anonymous. 

The TUXI Token

The TUXI token will be charity-driven, as earlier mentioned, to help people who love cats. Furthermore, the token aims at bringing hype to the project while remaining credible to all users. As such, the token has a secure contract on Unicrypt, hoping to provide security audits and KYC verifications with time. You can view the contract here for more details, including access to its source code. 

TUXI's initial DEX offering will be on Unicrypt, with a 180 BNB hard cap, and a 50 BNB soft cap. The low cap aims at driving the token's volatility. To limit bias during the presale, each account involved can only spend 1.5 BNB. After the presale, the token will also be available on PancakeSwap. Notably, it is a tax-free token, and it is advisable to use low slippage during the sale. 

The project assures its investors that the token will have a finite supply to increase the scarcity of its market supply. Additionally, part of it will be locked to increase the project's liquidity, besides scheduled weekly token burns to improve its market valuation. Therefore, investors can rest easy as $TUXI will be a good option for long-term investment opportunities. 

The project will also encourage long-term community participation, giving more power to the users in decision-making processes. Its soon to come raffle dApp (TUXI Hat Daw) will give users a chance to win huge prizes, increasing the incentives for participation. Its Verifiable Random Functions (VRF) will add to the fairness of how the raffle dApp will work. 

About Tuxi

Tuxi has plans to develop its first dApp that will enable users to connect their wallets to donate to its charity address. It builds a marketplace for NFTs and other merchandise for users to trade assets globally using their Metamask wallets. 

The TUXI Kennel will be an avenue to adopt kittens in the US digitally or physically. On the other hand, TUXI University will help fund aspiring veterinarians who have issues with their education costs.

Another objective is to acquire CoinMarketCap or Coin Gecko's fast-tracking services to get a listing on the sites. Finally, it will have high-end advertising opportunities, including erecting billboards in huge cities and leveraging Dextools.

For more details about Tuxi, visit its website, Telegram, and Twitter pages for updates.

The 1inch team asked us to review and audit their Fixed Rate Swap smart contracts. We looked at the code and now publish our results.

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The live Quantstamp price today is $0.098 with a 24-hour trading volume of $58.8…

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An age-old saying states that there are only two certainties in life: Death and taxes. Whoever came up with that saying clearly coined the phrase before crypto, I would add one more to that list, and that is fees! Not all exchanges are created equal in terms of fees, asset support, rewards distributions, features etc., which is […]

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Companies that want to develop blockchain applications or solutions have the choice between hiring blockchain developers to build the technology in-house or outsourcing the development to blockchain development consultancies.

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By now, you’re becoming quite knowledgeable with npm! So far, we’ve broken down the three letters in “npm” to gain a better understand of Node and package managers. In the previous chapter, we even installed Node and npm while …

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The @UMAprotocol team asked us to review and audit a new governance proposal contract, a cross-chain mechanism, a cross-chain mechanism to distribute rewards to ERC721 token holders, and an update to their Optimism bridge. We examined the code, and here we publish our findings.

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The cryptocurrency market as a whole has seen explosive growth a decade down the line making many lucky investors rich through different innovations, from price surges to NFTs. However, this growth has not been without challenges. Security remains a significant concern as fraudsters find new ways to hack exchanges and users’ wallets. What makes cryptocurrency […]

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The 1inch team asked us to review and audit their Limit Order Protocol v2 smart contracts. We looked at the code and now publish our results.

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The Tally team asked us to review and audit a set of contracts with the final goal to improve common governance contracts and give them more flexibility. We looked at the code and now publish our results.

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