CertiK and Halborn Complete Security Audits of 1win’s $1WIN Token
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1win completed independent security audits for its upcoming 1WIN token with CertiK and Halborn, and the reviewed materials describe the token as Solana-based. The materials also say the launch date, exchange listing, and contract address are not confirmed in the reviewed set.
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Users and customers watching 1win today can note that the token has gone through outside security reviews before launch. That means the project has a documented audit step in place, while the reviewed materials still leave the launch timing open.
In practice, what is different now is that the token has been assessed by CertiK and Halborn rather than remaining unaudited in the materials reviewed. What stays the same is that there is still no confirmed launch date, exchange listing, or contract address in those materials. (per tokenpost.com)
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