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What Are the Risks Associated with a Flawed Vesting Smart Contract?

Risks include accidental immediate release (dump) or permanent lock-up (demotivation), leading to project failure.
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What Are the Risks Associated with a Flawed Vesting Smart Contract?

A flawed contract could accidentally release all tokens immediately, leading to an instant team dump and project collapse. Conversely, a bug could permanently lock the tokens, making them inaccessible, which would demotivate the team and halt development.

Smart contract flaws pose a catastrophic risk to the project's financial and operational stability.

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