Why PindCoin Moved to a New Contract and What Happens Next

The PindCoin project has gone through an important technical change. After the first launch attempt, the team identified issues in the original smart contract that were affecting public trading. These problems needed a permanent and transparent solution, not a temporary fix.

This blog explains exactly what happened, why the old contract has been closed, and how the project is now moving forward with a new manually built contract.

What Went Wrong With the Old Contract

After the initial deployment, the community began testing basic trading activity. During this phase several issues appeared:

1. Public trading was not stable

Buy and sell transactions were not processing smoothly for all users.
Some wallets were able to swap while others faced repeated errors.

2. Slippage issues and swap failures

Users reported swap failures even with higher slippage.
This indicated an internal problem with the token’s fee and liquidity settings.

3. Anti-whale restriction behaving incorrectly

The contract blocked a few normal transactions due to incorrect internal limits.
This made trading unpredictable and difficult for the community.

4. Liquidity behavior was not aligned with the intended design

The way liquidity reacted during early trades showed that the contract settings needed deeper correction, not small adjustments.

Why the Old Contract Was Permanently Closed

After checking all possibilities, the team concluded that fixing the old contract would still not guarantee long-term stability.
Public trading must be clear, transparent and reliable from day one.
For that reason, the decision was made to completely shut down the old contract and build a new one from scratch.

This ensures:

**A clean start

**No trading errors

**Correct liquidity handling

**Proper fee and limit functions

**A stable environment for new and existing holders

The old contract is now considered non-operational and will not be used again.

A New Manually Built Contract Has Been Deployed

To avoid any future technical conflict, the new contract has been:

** Manually written

**Manually tested

**Manually deployed

**Built with corrected functions

**Optimized for trading, liquidity and long-term security

This gives PindCoin a strong foundation for a safe and transparent launch.

New Launch Date Will Be Announced Soon

Because of the contract migration, the launch date has been moved.
The team is currently doing final technical checks before announcing the updated public launch schedule.

A new date will be shared soon across all official platforms.

The goal is simple:
A smooth, stable, and error-free public launch.