Disclaimer: The Industry Talk section features insights by crypto industry players and is not a part of the editorial content of Cryptonews.com.C+Charge has passed a security audit conducted by Germany-based blockchain auditor SolidProof, which examined its core smart contracts and found no issues at all.
Its publication comes just as the BNB Chain-based carbon credit platform marks raising $370,000 in its ongoing token sale, indicating the growing market interest in its plans to create a blockchain-based network of EV-charging stations.Offering CCHG at a price of $0.013, the presale aims to raise $2,080,000 and is due to end on March 31, when the altcoin will receive its first exchange listings.
This will also potentially be the time when early CCHG investors make a market-beating profit, with C+Charge having some of the strongest fundamentals of any new project in the ecosystem.As part of its security audit of C+Charge smart contracts, SolidProof tested for issues of varying severity, from 'critical' issues to 'low' issues.
It found none of any kind, suggesting that C+Charge's contracts are robust against weakness and vulnerablities, from the ability to unilaterally mint excess CCHG tokens to code formatting errors.This comes as yet another seal of approval for C+Charge, which has also just marked raising $370,000 in its token sale, which began at the end of last year.This CCHG presale is set to come in four stages, with the first stage currently offering CCHG at a price of $0.01300.
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