Technical Details

Decoding the Technical Insights of WRK Token

WRK, the native token of the WorkOfficially platform, empowers both freelancers and clients within its ecosystem. Here's a detailed look at its technical specifications:

Contract Name: WorkOfficially

Token Explorer: https://bscscan.com/token/0xc1e95dacd29c004a4e7305f367d3a05d7d00dc73

Compiler Version: v0.8.23+commit.f704f362

Optimization Enabled: Yes with 200 runs

Other Settings: paris EvmVersion, MIT license

Blockchain: Binance Smart Chain (BEP-20)

Contract Code: Solidity

Whitepaper: wrk.workofficially.com

Contract Source Code verification status: Verified

Read contract: https://bscscan.com/token/0xc1e95dacd29c004a4e7305f367d3a05d7d00dc73#code

Burn Address: 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dead

Locked Tokens:

    uint256 releaseTime = 2524608000; 
    createVesting(msg.sender, lockedAmount, releaseTime);
    // Declares a variable releaseTime of type uint256 (unsigned 256-bit integer).
    // Sets the release time for the locked tokens to January 1, 2050, 00:00:00 GMT.
    // Calls the function to create a vesting schedule for the contract creator.

Key Functionalities:

  • Standard BEP-20: Implements core functions for token transfers, approvals, and allowances.

  • Reentrancy Guard: Protects against reentrancy attacks.

  • Ownership Control: Utilizes OpenZeppelin's Ownable contract for transparent ownership management.

  • Pausable: Contract owner can pause transfers for security or maintenance.

  • Token Burning: Users can burn their tokens to reduce total supply.

  • Vesting: Supports vesting schedules for defined token release times.

  • Snapshot Capabilities: Captures token balances at specific times for historical tracking.

  • Disabled Mint Function: No new WRK tokens can be created, ensuring fixed supply.

  • Events: Emitted events for various actions like transfers, approvals, burning, vesting, and snapshots.

Security Features:

  • Reentrancy Guard: Protects against reentrancy attacks.

  • Up-to-date Solidity: Utilizing newer Solidity versions suggests awareness of potential security enhancements.

  • Ownership Control: Contract ownership can be transferred or renounced using OpenZeppelin's Ownable contract.

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