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We've been searching for a protocol that can truly achieve fair and secure launches. We heard about a new protocol called #ERC50. According to participants, those who participated in projects using this protocol have gained returns exceeding 10x in just a few days?

How does #ERC50 work?

Let's delve into how the code of this protocol ensures security and fairness, and discuss how to prove its security and fairness through code.

The first part starts with the core file "fair-launch-uniswap-v2.sol", which imports the implementation of the standard #ERC20 protocol and inherits from it, while also inheriting from "ReentrancyGuard.sol" for protection against reentrant attacks on the contract.

The two most important methods in the second part of the contract, receive() and _update(), are the core functionalities in the contract.

1. receive() method:

   • The receive() method is a special external function used to receive Ether transfers.

   • It allows the contract to receive Ether and performs two important branching operations upon receiving Ether:

     • Sending tokens to get tokens.

     • Sending a specified amount of Ether (0.0005 ETH) for direct launching, provided two predefined conditions are met.

   • This method is externally callable, meaning anyone can call it to interact with the contract.

1. _update() method:

   • The _update() method is an internal method designed to override certain methods in the implementation of the ERC20 standard protocol.

   • The primary function of this method is to implement the functionality of sending tokens to get Ether refunds.

   • Typically, the transfer() method in the ERC20 standard protocol is used for transferring tokens between accounts. However, in this contract, the _update() method overrides the functionality of the transfer() method, enabling token transfers to the contract address to trigger Ether refunds.

   • This method is internal, meaning it can only be called by other functions within the contract, and external users cannot directly call it.

The core code of the second part involves receive() and _update() methods, one for handling the reception of Ether and the sending and launching of tokens, and the other for handling the sending of tokens and the refunding of Ether.

The third part involves invoking the internal method start() for adding liquidity. Prior to invoking this internal method, meeting the condition implies that anyone can trigger the liquidity addition operation.

The final "LimitAmountFairLaunchToken.sol" file actually inherits from "fair-launch-uniswap-v2.sol" and adds the constructor parameter "eachAddressLimitEthers", while also overriding the mint method. This is done to limit the maximum purchase amount for each wallet.

After thoroughly reviewing the #ERC50 code, we found the #ERC50 protocol very interesting. After discussions among the community and team members, we've decided to fully embrace the #ERC50 protocol to construct the contract.

🎉 🎉 🎉 We will have unexpected surprises for early contributors.

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