Fox Trading Token (FOXT) is a token based on the Ethereum blockchain using a standard ERC-20 contract. FOXT joins the cryptocurrency trading revolution. The cryptocurrency exchange market has no access restrictions, it is open to any individual, language, region and country in the world. The daily fluctuation range of the cryptocurrency trading market is 5%-30%, so the cryptocurrency can fluctuate greatly every day, and there is no limit. FOXT uses robots to automate transactions. Using a computer program based on a set of forex trading signals, a trading robot is created to ensure that currency pairs can be bought and sold at any time.

Project contract

Fox Trading tokens and crowdsale smart contracts are implemented on the Ethereum mainnet. The two contracts use an open source code resource library, which contains all the key logic that can be given to the two contracts.

These repositories on the Ethereum network are responsible for the security of trillions of virtual currency assets; hackers have successfully attacked them before. The code itself is MIT licensed and open to all developers to view. No known programming vulnerabilities exist in any of the contracts. Although Compiler Solidity version 0.4.18 is out, both contracts are compiled using Solidity version 0.4.15. Although this is an older version, the compiler's bytecode is stable and secure.

Fox Trading token contracts are standard ERC-20 contracts. The contract uses the TokenLib library and complies with the standard, with additional destruction functions. This feature allows token owners to reduce the total amount of tokens. In addition to this, Fox Trading has also incorporated the burning of unsold crowdfunding tokens.

Crowdfunding contracts use timestamps, not block numbers. This doesn't pose a major risk, but it may slow the crowdsale end time by a few seconds. All funds sent to the crowdfunding address will be provided to Fox Trading after the crowdfunding ends. Participants must bear in mind that there is a risk of losing funds if Ether is sent from an exchange. You should create a wallet on a non-exchange platform, and then send ether from the wallet to the crowdfunding contract address.

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