Documentation NEOM
Complete guide to understand and use the NEOM protocol
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Token Documentation
Complete Guide to NEOM
This comprehensive documentation provides all the technical details, specifications, and usage guidelines for the NEOM token. Whether you're a developer, investor, or user, this guide will help you understand and interact with the NEOM ecosystem.
Token Specifications
Basic Information
Network Details
Supply Distribution
Economic Model
Token Usage
Trading
Trade NEOM on decentralized exchanges and participate in liquidity pools
Governance
Vote on protocol decisions and participate in community governance
Staking
Stake tokens to earn rewards and participate in yield farming
Smart Contract
Contract Address
BSC Mainnet contract address (to be deployed)
Key Functions
- transfer()
- approve()
- transferFrom()
- burn()
Security Features
- OpenZeppelin Standards
- Reentrancy Protection
- Overflow Protection
- Access Control
Security Features
Built-in Security
- • OpenZeppelin audited contracts
- • Reentrancy protection mechanisms
- • Integer overflow/underflow protection
- • Access control and ownership management
Deflationary Mechanics
- • Automatic burn on transactions (2%)
- • Reflection rewards to holders (3%)
- • Liquidity pool auto-addition (2%)
- • Marketing and development fund (1%)
Anti-Whale Protection
- • Maximum transaction limit (0.5% of supply)
- • Maximum wallet holding limit (2% of supply)
- • Cooldown periods between transactions
- • Blacklist functionality for malicious addresses
Audit Status
Smart contracts undergo rigorous security audits by leading blockchain security firms. Audit reports will be published and linked here upon completion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NEOM?
NEOM is a deflationary token built on the Binance Smart Chain that implements rare value consensus through lifetime locks and engineered scarcity mechanisms.
How does the deflationary mechanism work?
Every transaction automatically burns 2% of the transferred amount, permanently removing those tokens from circulation and creating genuine scarcity over time.
What are the transaction fees used for?
Transaction fees are distributed as follows: 2% burn, 3% reflection to holders, 2% liquidity pool, and 1% marketing and development fund.
Is NEOM safe to invest in?
While all investments carry risk, NEOM implements multiple security measures including audited smart contracts, anti-whale protections, and transparent tokenomics. Always do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose.