Variable Buy/Sell Tax
By CoinGecko | Updated on Feb 21, 2022
Unlike fixed Buy/Sell Tax rates, variable tax rate allows contract owners to arbitrarily change the tax rate. This means it is possible for contract owners to maliciously set a tax rate of 100% once there is enough holder to effectively turn the token into a Honeypot scam.
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