Octree Finance — an innovative BSC token that reimagines the concept of DeFI yield generation. The entire smart contract framework was taken from the proven Ethereum-based Reflect project. The Octree smart contract will instantly split 1% of the transaction value among all lucky token holders, without placing bets or waiting for distribution. You start earning immediately. Transfer Fee: 3% (2% burns forever, 1% goes to the holders).
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Description of the Octree Finance project
The unique features of the Octree smart contract allow you to block fees from specific addresses such as Pancake pool or exchange wallets. Because of this, 100% of the collected fees go to the token holders.
There is no team or central party to award royalties. There is no interface for requesting a commission. No action is required on your part other than holding the OCT in a wallet that you control.
How does OCT mitigate each of the risks:
| Price and market risk | These risks arise in any free market. Anyone who claims to guarantee or eliminate a specific return is lying to you. |
| Security risk | Since collection and distribution runs on the underlying smart contract, the security risk is greatly reducing. No external contracts or interfaces require any interaction. |
| Economic design risk | OCT has a fixed limit of 10.000 tokens. Profitability comes from transfer fees, not new tokens. As you earn commissions, the percentage of your total offer increases. |
OCT fees are calculated automatically and do not require the holder to complete any transactions in order to receive the fees. This allows OCT to be used in any other smart contract in addition to generating income from transaction fees.
Additional information
At the moment, White Paper and RoadMap are not available on the site. Instead, there is a section with answers to questions on the main page. Also, there is a blog with articles on the Medium platform.
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The smart contract doesn't have an audit.