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Owner & Admin Controls

The WATER token is ownable. Owner powers are bounded in several important places, but they still matter and should be reviewed directly on BscScan.

Function Purpose Current source bounds / rule
setBurnFee(uint256) Change transaction burn component 0–2%
setMarketingWallet(address payable) Change BNB marketing recipient Non-zero EOA; contract address rejected
setSwapTokensAtAmount(uint256) Change general conversion threshold 100–1,000,000 WATER
setLiquidityTokensAtAmount(uint256) Change liquidity trigger threshold 100–1,000,000 WATER
setAutoDistributeBatchSize(uint256) Tune holders processed per cycle 1–50
setMaxWalletAmount(uint256) Change active launch max wallet 1–5% of original supply
setMaxBuyAmount(uint256) Change active launch max buy 0.1–1% of original supply
setSwapEnabled(bool) Pause/resume tax conversion cycle Does not stop trading
removeLimits() Remove launch limits One-way in normal operation
setStakingController(address) Link staking integration Owner-controlled
excludeFromFees(address account, bool excluded)
excludeFromLimits(address account, bool excluded)
excludeFromDividends(address account, bool excluded)

Each action emits a public event. Integrators should not assume the three maps always have identical membership.

owner()
transferOwnership(address newOwner)
renounceOwnership()

The source includes a guard around ownership renunciation and launch timing. Check the deployed contract’s current owner and transaction history rather than assuming ownership has or has not been renounced.

manualBurn(uint256) burns from the owner’s own balance. It cannot select another holder as the burn source.

What the owner cannot do through these functions

Section titled “What the owner cannot do through these functions”
  • Mint new WATER.
  • Upgrade the token implementation through a proxy.
  • Pause all user trading using swapEnabled.
  • Withdraw tax-generated LP tokens sent to the dead address.

Owner function calls emit events and are visible in BscScan transactions and logs. The Events & Monitoring page lists the main signals.