General FAQ
This FAQ page answers some of the more commonly asked questions from the CorgiSwap community.
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- We’re built on open-source software: our site and all our Smart Contracts are publicly visible for maximum transparency.
- Our contracts are verified on BscScan so you know that what you see is what you get: 1 2 3 4 5
- Security best practices:
- The chefs use multisig for all contracts.
- Our contracts’ time-lock gives you peace of mind.
Staking in Pools and farming with Yield Farming are both ways to earn more CORIS by supporting CorgiSwap.
Staking only needs some CORIS to be added to a Pool to earn CORIS or other tokens.
Learn more about Pool staking.
It depends on your needs. We have an in-depth guide to selecting and creating a wallet that's right for you.
New Pools are added to CorgiSwap frequently. There will always be an announcement before the launch of new pools.
Previously, rewards earned by LP Token-holders generated from trading fees were not included in Farm APR calculations. APR calculations now include these rewards, and better reflect the expected APR for Farm pairs.
Whenever there is an official airdrop on CorgiSwap it will be announced along with the requirements.
Please remember anyone can airdrop tokens to CorgiSwap users since every transaction is public on BscScan. Be sure to do your own research when it comes to non-official airdrops. To protect your funds, we recommend you don't use a smart contract you don't understand from a source you don't trust.
Learn how to find smart contracts on our Finding Contracts page.
If you've already transferred BNB into your Binance Smart Chain-enabled wallet but still have this error, you're most likely not connected to Binance Smart Chain within your wallet. Check your wallet's selected network and make sure you have Binance Smart Chain (BSC) selected.
$CORIS does not have a maximum supply. The circulating supply is managed through built-in burning and regular burning events.
Read this to learn more about CorgiSwap's tokenomics.
The treasury funds are used to cover the expenses involved in running CorgiSwap. These expenses include salaries, audits, prizes, hosting, upkeep, bounties, etc.
You can check the analytics of CorgiSwap by click on the "Analytics" tab on the top menu or by clicking the link below.
Analytics: Coming soon
CorgiSwap's vault has anti-flashloan protection. CorgiSwap’s CORIS token isn’t vulnerable to flash loan attacks. Unlike vulnerable tokens, CORIS token minting is predefined, and can’t be adjusted in a single transaction. Ownership cannot be transferred outside of MasterChef contract.
CorgiSwap’s other smart contracts, like IFO and AutoPool, are protected as well; they prevent other contracts from interacting with them, reducing the scope of vector attacks.
Pool was a part of the staking process earlier in CorgiSwap's life. Pool was discontinued when a security issue was discovered and is no longer a part of CorgiSwap.
If you can't find what you're looking for in CorgiSwap's documentation, ask your question on CorgiSwap's official social media platforms and someone will do their best to help you out.
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