four.meme suspends the tax-fee mode for token creation and will provide full refunds to users affected by the projects.
Foresight News reports that four.meme posted on Twitter stating that, for the project beginning with 0x9f4, the developer set the tax collection address to a self-developed contract with defects, causing tax fees to be unable to be received properly and resulting in all sell transactions failing. To protect user rights, four.meme has taken the following measures: 1. Token creation in tax mode has been suspended, and the mechanism will be upgraded to prevent such abnormal transactions; 2. Users are advised to immediately stop trading this project. In addition, four.meme will provide full refunds to all affected users; any user who purchased the token before 22:50 on April 3 is eligible for a refund.
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