Dear, Brother

Dear Brother: “A Token for Brotherhood

Introduction

This white paper provides an overview of the $BRO contract, a cryptocurrency designed to foster brotherhood and promote a sense of unity among its users. The $BRO contract is implemented on the PulseChain blockchain using the Solidity programming language.

Contract Details

2.1 Token Information

Token Name: Richards Brother

Token Symbol: BRO

2.2 Token Supply

The total supply of $BRO is initially set to zero (0). The token supply is increased through a process called “HugYourBrother,” where users can mint new tokens by interacting with the contract.

2.3 Contract Owner

The contract owner is the address that deployed the $BRO contract and has special privileges within the contract.

Token Minting

3.1 Maximum Supply

The maximum supply of $BRO is set to 369 billion (369e9) BRO tokens.

3.2 Mint Duration

The minting period lasts for 2 years (mintDuration). During this period, users can mint new tokens by invoking the “HugYourBrother” function.

3.3 Minting Rate

The minting rate for new tokens is set to 3,690 (rate) BRO tokens per invocation of the “HugYourBrother” function.

3.4 Minting Restrictions

The “HugYourBrother” function can only be invoked if the total token supply is less than the maximum supply.

The amount of tokens to mint is determined by the time passed since the contract deployment.

If the minting period has ended (i.e., the current time minus the contract launch time is greater than the minting duration), no further tokens can be minted.

Token Transfer

The $BRO contract allows users to transfer tokens to other addresses using the “transfer” function.

4.1 Transfer Validation

The sender must have a sufficient balance of tokens to complete the transfer successfully.

If the sender does not have enough tokens, the transfer will fail.

Events

The following events are emitted by the $BRO contract:

“Transfer”: Emitted when tokens are transferred from one address to another.

“HugYourBrother”: Emitted when tokens are minted through the “HugYourBrother” function.

Conclusion

The $BRO contract is designed to incentivize brotherhood and reward users for their participation. By minting new tokens and transferring them to other addresses, users can contribute to the growth of the $BRO ecosystem. The contract implements a maximum supply, minting duration, and transfer functionality to ensure a controlled token distribution process.

SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT

pragma solidity ^0.8.0;

contract $BRO

Note: This white paper provides a general overview of the $BRO contract and its functionalities. It is important to review the contract code and conduct a thorough audit before using it in a production environment.