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# $POV Token

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Official Contract
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Introducing the $POV token: the meme coin that's so useless, it's actually useful! You heard that right. $POV has no intrinsic value and no real-world application. But that's precisely why it's so great!

We like to keep things simple at Pepe Original Version: no taxes, no BS, just pure memetic power. And that's exactly what you get with $POV.

We sent a whopping <mark style="background-color:green;">33,8% of the tokens straight to the liquidity pool</mark>, ensuring that there's always plenty of liquidity for our meme-loving traders and 59,2% Presale. To ensure the integrity of the LP, we locked the LP tokens and renounced the contract.

As for the remaining <mark style="background-color:green;">6.9% of the token supply, we're holding it in a secure multi-sig wallet</mark>. This is only <mark style="background-color:green;">for future centralized exchange listings, bridges, and liquidity pools</mark>, we're not planning on keeping it for ourselves. And to make it easy for you to track, we've given the wallet an ENS name: "pepeoriginalversion.bnb".

So there you have it, folks. No complicated jargon, no hidden agendas, just a straightforward approach to meme coin trading.


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