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The $DONDA team implemented several measures common in reputable meme tokens to increase trust and prevent scams. Notably:

1. Mint authority disabled: After creation, the token's mint authority was revoked, so no one (not even the creators) can mint new $DONDA tokens. This guarantees a fixed supply and prevents inflation or arbitrary creation of tokens.
2. Freeze authority disabled: The token's freeze functionality was also revoked, meaning no account's $DONDA holdings can be forcibly frozen by a developer. This protects holders from the classic "honeypot" scam tactic where devs freeze users' tokens to prevent selling​. In $DONDA's case, you retain control of your tokens freely; the creators cannot blacklist or lock out any holders.
3. Liquidity locked and burned (70% of total supply): Approximately 70% of the total $DONDA supply was added to a Raydium liquidity pool and paired with ~$20,000 worth of SOL for trading. The liquidity provider (LP) tokens were burned, effectively locking that liquidity permanently in the DEX pool. This means the creators can't pull out the Solana (SOL) or $DONDA liquidity. However, since a Raydium burn & earn was employed, accumulated trading fees can be removed.

Remember that protection from a contract standpoint doesn't necessarily equal a safe investment – the $DONDA price can still be extremely volatile and other risks (like general market participant activity) remain. Always exercise caution even with these protections in place.

$DONDA is a Solana-based memecoin, meaning it’s a cryptocurrency created as a parody with no serious or intrinsic utility -- trading $DONDA is purely speculative. $DONDA was made solely for humor, entertainment and engagement within internet culture. $DONDA is not an official project or endorsed by any company/celebrity.

Buying or selling $DONDA involves using the Solana blockchain's tools since it's a Solana SPL token. Here are the basic steps to purchase $DONDA safely:

1. Set up a Solana wallet: Install a Solana-compatible crypto wallet like Phantom (a popular Solana wallet) on your browser or phone​. This can hold your SOL (Solana's native coin) and $DONDA tokens. Ensure you securely back up your wallet's seed phrase.
2. Acquire SOL, USDC, or another asset for trading: $DONDA trades against SOL and other Solana assets on decentralized exchanges. Buy some SOL on a major exchange (e.g. Coinbase or Binance) and send it to your new Phantom wallet. You should also be able to buy SOL via Phantom directly. You'll use SOL to swap for $DONDA.
3. Swap your SOL, USDC, or other asset for $DONDA via a Solana DEX (Decentralized Exchange): Go to a Solana DEX like Raydium or an aggregator like Jupiter. Connect your Phantom wallet to the DEX. In the exchange interface, select SOL, USDC, or your other asset as the token you're swapping from and add $DONDA as the token you want to swap to. Tip: You may need to import $DONDA by its token address (copy it from an official source or Solana explorer) since it might not appear by name initially​.
4. Verify the token address and swap: Double-check that the $DONDA token address you entered is correct (to avoid scam tokens with similar names)​. Enter the amount of SOL, USDC, or other asset you want to trade and execute the swap. Approve the transaction in your wallet. After a brief processing time, you should see $DONDA in your wallet's token list.

Always use trusted sources to get the correct token address and exercise caution on DEX platforms. If $DONDA is very new or not widely listed, stick to the official community channels for the contract address to make sure you're buying the real token and not an imitation.