- Test Token Info
- Test Token Scanner
- Final Token Info
- Final Token Scanner
- Token Perameters
- Timelock Unicode
- Admin Panel orange
- Admin Panel blue
- current contract
Token name – Sixteen
Token Symbol – 16
Initial Token Supply 16 trillion
Token Scanner
Contact Address
0x9c1930F5B7F82152D9F0D94D97165dA5b991fE51
Main wallet address
0x68d97dAfD5Cb6aE923fD55A542b14a2511259202
Marketing Wallet Address
0xCBB99DA70aDf0139A6B48db18eE26Ea2e6d8B8Ec
Other wallet address
Taxes –
no buy taxes (maybe a buy and burn in the future)
1% sell to marketing wallet
Coming soon
Token Perameters
Burn – Timelock
18x decimals after the price
token lockups – amount + 18 zeros
333 000000000000000000 = 333 tokens
Timelock data from unicode
18x decimals after the price
token lockups – amount + 18 zeros
333 000000000000000000 = 333 tokens
Cointool.app takes 1% fee
-add to whitelst – works
-airdropTokens – error
-approve (token amount approval for a wallet or contract) – works amount plus 18 zeros at the end
-burn – works. amount plus 18 zeros after
– burn from – ? can i burn from someone elses wallet? i had to approve the amount first, then the transaction went through but tokens did not go away from wallet
– claim treasure – need to test
– clean up – says it removes all tokens from locked wallets
– gift tokens – need to test
– gift tokens from marketing – need to test
– lock tokens – works. amount plus 18 zeros after
– permit – not sure what this does
– recover erc20 – need to test
– refer – referral rewards
– remove from whitelist – need to test
– renounce ownership – delete keys to contract
– reward nft holders – need to test
– setBuyTax – zero
– set buy tax wallet – none
– set marking wallet – for the rewards. also where the sell tax goes
– set sell tax – zero
– set sell tax wallet – none for now
– set stake tax – sell tax for the stake wallet
– set stake wallet – where the nft stakers get their rewards
– stake tokens – maybe the nft contract?
– transfer – not sure what this is yet
– transfer from – not sure where its being transferred from
– transfer ownership – only use in case of a security breach. maybe remove this option
– unlock tokens – either time locked or non time locked tokens to redeem. the plan is to burn them once released
– withdraw ether – no idea why this is in the contract
– withdraw token – not sure what this is
Call Data
allowance – enter wallet
balance of – enter wallet
buy tax – info
buy tax wallet – info
decimals – info
domain – info
eip712 domain – info
is treasure claim – string location
is whitelisted – enter address
marketing wallet – info
max referral – info
name – token name
nonces – address owner
owner – contract controller
referral rewards – address referee
sell tax – info
sell tax wallet – info
staked tokens – address account
stake tax – info
stake wallet – info
symbol – token symbol
total referral rewards – address account
total supply – info
- Test Token Info
- token contract
- all games contract
- treasure hunt game
- treasure hunt game 3
- treasure hunt game 3
Token name – Seventeen
Token Symbol – 17
Initial Token Supply 17 trillion
Token Scanner
Contact Address
Main wallet address
game contract address – 0xe9954935724edb47669ed43aa18e6960f2aaa905
0x68d97dAfD5Cb6aE923fD55A542b14a2511259202
Marketing Wallet Address
0x8CA437dAC88c5De64fB7b2b7dF8F3E428Ba4bD7c
faucet 1 – 0xc217f5b969a3f61b6dee64c83c376b80497113f6
White Paper
Creating a white paper for your smart contract involves detailing the technical specifications, features, and functionalities of your contract, as well as the broader context in which it operates, including its purpose, benefits, and potential use cases. Here’s an outline of what you might include in the white paper for your contract, “Seventeen”:
Abstract
Briefly introduce the purpose and key features of the Seventeen contract.
Highlight its unique selling points or innovations compared to existing solutions.
Introduction
Explain the problem or market need that Seventeen addresses.
Provide an overview of the solution that Seventeen offers.
Contract Overview
Name and Symbol: Seventeen (17)
Compatibility: Built on Solidity ^0.8.20, compatible with OpenZeppelin Contracts ^4.4.0.
Features:
ERC20 standard compliance with extensions for burnable tokens and permit functionality.
Ownership and reentrancy protection mechanisms.
Taxation system for buy and sell transactions.
Whitelisting capabilities.
Time-locked tokens for specified addresses.
Technical Specifications
Smart Contract Components:
ERC20, ERC20Burnable, ERC20Permit for token standards and functionalities.
Ownable for ownership management.
ReentrancyGuard for security against reentrancy attacks.
Taxation:
Mechanism for setting buy and sell taxes.
Separate wallets for collecting buy and sell taxes.
Whitelisting:
Functionality to add or remove addresses from a whitelist, affecting tax application.
Time-Locked Tokens:
Ability to lock tokens for an address until a specified release time.
Events for token locking and unlocking.
Use Cases
Describe potential applications of Seventeen in various domains (e.g., finance, gaming, loyalty programs).
Highlight how the taxation and time-lock features can be leveraged in these scenarios.
Security Considerations
Discuss the security measures implemented in Seventeen, such as reentrancy guards and ownership controls.
Mention any audits or security reviews the contract has undergone or plans to undergo.
Governance and Ownership
Explain the role of the contract owner.
Detail how changes to critical parameters (tax rates, tax wallets, etc.) are managed and under what conditions.
Future Developments
Outline planned upgrades or features.
Discuss the project’s roadmap and any upcoming milestones.
Conclusion
Summarize the key points made throughout the white paper.
Reiterate the value proposition of Seventeen.
Appendices
A: Smart Contract Code – Include the full Solidity code for transparency and technical evaluation.
B: Glossary – Define any technical terms or concepts used in the document.
C: References – List any references or related works mentioned.
This outline serves as a starting point. Depending on your project’s complexity and target audience, you may need to adjust the content, adding or omitting sections as necessary. Remember, a white paper is not just a technical document but also a marketing tool, so ensure it is accessible to both technical and non-technical readers.