No. Dickie & Sloane are fully automated smart contracts deployed on the BNB Smart Chain. The core code is immutable, there are no hidden functions, no backdoors, and no way to drain funds or change the rules after launch. Helper and Gap Engine contracts can be added to expand functionality, but all code is public and verifiable on-chain. Any malicious change would be immediately visible and destroy trust, so it would be self-defeating.
Immutable Code: Once deployed, the base contracts cannot be altered.
Locked Liquidity: Initial liquidity is permanently locked, removing rug-pull risk.
Yes, if you trade smart. The system’s reward mechanism and Gap Engine can cause predictable price gaps between Dickie and Sloane. Traders who time their buys and sells around these movements can profit. That said, market timing matters, bots may compete, and there are no guarantees.
Yes, but they won’t do it recklessly. Any sales will be gradual and timed to avoid harming price or liquidity. This project took significant effort to design and is intended to be sustainable, not a quick cash grab.
No. Trading cannot be halted. Only the Helper and Gap Engine contracts can be locked in place. No other functions can be frozen.
Like all crypto, prices can stay flat, drop, or swing sharply. Buying at the wrong time and selling too late can cause losses. The system is designed for opportunity, but success depends on your timing and market awareness.
No. Initially, the developer will manage certain functions during the growth phase. The long-term goal is community control via a governance contract with on-chain voting.
Check the code (it’s public), read the white paper, run your own analysis through an AI if you have to, and if you’re still unsure, start with a small buy. That way your risk is minimal, but you can still see the system in action.