setPaused(bool)
Owner-controlledThe contract owner can pause or resume token transfers, approvals and delegated transfers. When paused, these operations cannot proceed, including transactions needed for token swaps.
Public technical information about ACT Protocol, its deployed token contract, administrative controls, supply stewardship and liquidity development on Polygon.
ACTP is a utility token deployed on Polygon PoS. Its token information and transaction history can be independently inspected using PolygonScan.
ACTP was initialized with a fixed supply of one billion tokens. The supplied contract implementation does not include a function to mint additional tokens.
A substantial portion of ACTP supply remains concentrated in its initial allocation. Token distribution is being developed progressively alongside protocol implementation and ecosystem activity.
No comprehensive vesting, treasury lock, or token burn mechanism is represented here as currently implemented. On-chain balances should be used to verify the actual distribution.
Review token holders on PolygonScanThe ACTP contract includes owner-controlled functions intended for emergency intervention and address restrictions. These capabilities introduce administrative discretion and associated risks.
The contract owner can pause or resume token transfers, approvals and delegated transfers. When paused, these operations cannot proceed, including transactions needed for token swaps.
The owner can restrict specific addresses. Blacklisted addresses cannot send or receive tokens through standard transfers. The restriction can also affect token trading and interactions with liquidity pools.
The current owner can transfer administrative authority to another address, including a compatible multisignature wallet. The contract itself does not enforce multisignature approval.
The following address was identified as the contract owner during the project review. Current ownership should always be confirmed on-chain.
0x2B887096E01a5EDf8F656949c11Ee80479a9B654
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ACTP governance is developing progressively. Contract administration currently remains under the authority of its owner. Future governance arrangements may include additional oversight and multisignature controls, subject to actual implementation.
ACTP liquidity is being developed progressively. A USDC/ACTP liquidity position has been established through QuickSwap V4 on Polygon.
USDC / ACTP · Polygon
The liquidity position is currently managed without a lock to permit progressive funding and operational adjustments. Once liquidity reaches the project's internal threshold of 5,000 USDC, a compatible locking mechanism may be evaluated.
The 5,000 USDC threshold is an internal project criterion, not a minimum established or approved by Blockaid. It is not a guarantee that liquidity will be locked at that amount.
View QuickSwap PositionThe publicly described ACTP implementation includes a fixed initial supply, owner-controlled restrictions, standard transfer functionality and transferable administrative ownership.
The Solidity implementation supplied for review contains no additional mint function or proxy upgrade mechanism. This does not independently establish that the deployed bytecode matches the supplied source code.
No independent security audit report is presented here as completed or certified. Contract publication and source-code inspection are not substitutes for a formal audit.
The contract owner retains the technical ability to pause transfers and restrict addresses. These permissions can affect token availability, trading and liquidity.
Liquidity is limited and may change. Token holders may experience price volatility, slippage or difficulty exchanging ACTP. The existing liquidity position is not represented as locked.
This information supports independent technical review. It should not be interpreted as a guarantee of token value, trading availability or regulatory approval.
For technical verification, governance questions or institutional inquiries, contact ACTP Foundation.
contact@actp.foundationBlockchain records provide independently observable transaction and contract data. They should be reviewed together with the project's public disclosures and applicable risk considerations.