NAVRAS (ERC-20)

Launched on November 14 2023, NAVRAS is a utility-focused decentralized digital asset developed on the Ethereum blockchain under the ERC-20 token standard. It serves as a functional cornerstone component of the ever-expanding NAVRAS Tech ecosystem, designed to enable decentralized applications and interactions without representing ownership, investment, or other inherent value.

The NAVRAS smart contract was deployed on the Ethereum mainnet, adhering to the widely adopted ERC-20 standard to ensure compatibility with wallets, exchanges, and decentralized applications (dApps). The contract source code has been verified and audited.

Disclaimer: NAVRAS is a digital asset with no inherent or promised value. It does not constitute an investment, security, or financial instrument. NAVRAS is solely intended for use within the NAVRAS Tech ecosystem to access decentralized services and features. The token's price or liquidity is determined entirely by market participants and is independent of NAVRAS Tech's operations or objectives.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Contract Address: 0x796ef302e922fbe7020ccc1a5ead2da2970d2ff7

• Decimals: 18

• Total Supply: 600,000,000

• Circulating Supply: 409,910,000

• 3% Buy / Sell Tax

KEY FEATURES

• Utility-Driven Design: NAVRAS functions exclusively as a digital asset within the ecosystem, fostering and facilitating access to decentralized interactions and use-cases both current, and in active ongoing development.

• Transaction Fee Allocation: 3% of buys and sells support the growth of the NAVRAS Tech ecosystem, and operational sustainability-- not as a dividend or profit mechanism.

• Burnt Liquidity Pool: The NAVRAS liquidity pool has been burnt, meaning that the liquidity pool is permanently locked and cannot be withdrawn. This ensures trust and stability for participants by removing the risk of rug pulls or other unauthorized access.

• Renounced Smart Contract: The NAVRAS smart contract has been rescinded, renouncing ownership to prevent centralized control and enhance decentralization. This provides additional security, as no single entity can alter the contract's functionality post-deployment.