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Forbidden Oasis is a BNB Chain project built around the WATER token, BNB reflections, burns, liquidity, community identity and a separately funded personal-vault staking system.

0xE26505E856fB1Ee6Ad85D433E2Ac3C3516C676a5 on BNB Smart Chain Mainnet.

The supplied deployed source defines a 4% buy tax and 5% sell tax. Both include 1% reflections, 1% marketing and a default 1% burn; buys add 1% liquidity and sells add 2% liquidity.

The current source requires at least 1,000 WATER and a 24-hour qualifying hold. Rewards are distributed in bounded batches and can also be claimed manually.

Use the official WATER/WBNB DexScreener pair. Market values change continuously.

Yes. Open the Audit Overview, the local 16-page report and the certificate. Current on-chain state and verified source remain authoritative.

The official Brand Asset Vault contains logos, icons, artwork, backgrounds and textures.

Can I use Flexible and Locked staking at the same time?

Section titled “Can I use Flexible and Locked staking at the same time?”

Yes. They are independent balances in the same permanent personal vault.

Does staking Locked move my Flexible WATER?

Section titled “Does staking Locked move my Flexible WATER?”

No. Fresh Locked staking adds only the amount explicitly selected. Re-locking Flexible is a separate action.

The vault is the direct on-chain holder of staked WATER and preserves the distributed holder model needed for token-level BNB dividend behavior.

Why can staking require two wallet confirmations?

Section titled “Why can staking require two wallet confirmations?”

ERC-20 approval may be required before the controller can transfer the chosen WATER amount. Approval and staking are separate transactions.

Why does Claim BNB sometimes require Pull Into Vault first?

Section titled “Why does Claim BNB sometimes require Pull Into Vault first?”

Eligible token-level dividends can still be pending in the WATER tracker. Pulling collects them into the personal vault; Claim BNB then sends vault-held BNB to the owner.

Why can Compound All require two transactions?

Section titled “Why can Compound All require two transactions?”

WATER compounding and BNB compounding use different contract paths. The current contracts do not expose one atomic “compound everything” call.

No. The documented v3.5.6 production UI exposes BSC Mainnet only.