USDT (Tether)

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Tether tokens are the most widely adopted stablecoins, having pioneered the concept in the digital token space. A disruptor to the conventional financial system and a trailblazer in the digital use of traditional currencies, Tether Tokens support and empower growing ventures and innovation throughout the blockchain space. Tether Tokens exist as a digital token built on multiple blockchains.

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Version

1.0.0

Creator

Tether

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Last Publish

11/26/2022

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Source Code

getBlacklistStatus(address) :

This function checks the status of an address in the BlacklistAddresses mapping. It takes an address as an input and returns a boolean value indicating whether or not the address is blacklisted. If the address is blacklisted, the function will return true, otherwise it will return false. (autogenerated documentation)

addBlacklist(address) :

This function adds an address to a blacklist. It is only accessible to the owner of the contract and it emits an event when the address is added. The address is stored in a mapping called BlacklistAddresses with a boolean value of true. (autogenerated documentation)

removeBlackList(address) :

This function removes an address from the blacklist. It takes an address as an argument and sets the corresponding value in the BlacklistAddresses mapping to false. It then emits an event to signal that the address has been removed from the blacklist. The function can only be called by the contract owner. (autogenerated documentation)

removeBlacklistFunds(address) :

This function allows the owner of the contract to remove funds from an address that has been blacklisted. It does this by first checking that the address is in the blacklist, and then calling the _destroyFunds() function to remove the funds from the address. (autogenerated documentation)

_destroyFunds(address) :

This function is used to destroy funds from a given address. It works by reducing the balance of the given address, thereby removing the funds from the address. (autogenerated documentation)

mint(uint256) :

This function allows the owner of the contract to mint a specified amount of tokens and send them to the sender of the transaction. It works by calling the _mint() function, which is a private function that is only accessible within the contract, and passing in the address of the sender and the amount of tokens to be minted. The _mint() function then creates the specified amount of tokens and sends them to the sender. (autogenerated documentation)

burn(uint256) :

This function allows the owner of the contract to burn a certain amount of tokens. It works by calling the _burn() function, which takes the address of the sender and the amount of tokens to be burned as parameters. The _burn() function then reduces the total supply of tokens by the amount specified. (autogenerated documentation)