Gallant Token (Gallant), the decentralized finance smart contract, relaunched its smart contract to resolve a liquidity (LP) issue in their previous contract and integrate enhanced security features.
Investing in cryptocurrency means taking on risks; but getting scammed shouldn’t be one of them. Since October 2020, reports have skyrocketed with approximately 7,000 people reporting losses of more than $80 million on these scams. Now, scammers are taking advantage of the buzz around cryptocurrency to lure people into bogus investment opportunities.
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Initially, the Gallant Token team saved token holders from a shady project and took the risk and financial responsibility to airdrop them. They understand what it means to be scammed, thus, the dev team is not only creating an atmosphere where people feel safe, but also building a trusting relationship with their community, using their drive for success and growth. The resilient team of professionals led by Steven Walters — CEO, Gallant Token, had been doxxed not only on the web and vocally — putting their names and faces behind the brand/project — but also by performing a successful KYC audit through a 3rd party called Solid Proof. What’s more, the contract in which trading is performed, has undergone an extensive audit to show the integrity of its functionality.
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Since its inception, the doxxed dev team has made strategic partnerships with several crypto organizations and individuals such as GenTokens, ParadoxNFT, Odisea Tours, Toad.Network, BscScan, PancakeSwap, Nomics and more, to bring their vision to reality and exponentially increase their user base.
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