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# Contract Variety

## ⭐️ Normal CA&#x20;

This is a basic fully loaded contract for tax and 0% tax deployments.&#x20;

🟢 Benefits: Extremely customizable&#x20;

🔴 Drawback: Requires manual commands

## ⭐️ Preloaded CA&#x20;

This contract has tokens preloaded and automatically lowers down taxes to the final buy/sell tax selection after 19 buys and 29 sells have been processed.&#x20;

🟢 Benefits: Automated tax revision, easy to work with&#x20;

🔴 Drawback: Contract loaded with tokens to sell

## ⭐️ Auto burn CA&#x20;

This contract will automatically burn tokens with every transaction.&#x20;

🟢 Benefits: Deflationary&#x20;

🔴 Drawback: MC/price ratio mismatch over time

## ⭐️ Trigger burn CA&#x20;

This contract will manually trigger 5% LP burn through commands section&#x20;

🟢 Benefits: Extremely deflationary&#x20;

🔴 Drawback: Thin LP ratio risk if called multiple times

## ⭐️ Quick deploy&#x20;

This contract only prompts 2 questions before going for deployment, use this if you are in a hurry to deploy a contract.&#x20;

🟢 Benefits: Deploys in under a minute, good for Elon tweets&#x20;

🔴 Drawback: Minimal customizations

## ⭐️ Anti-Snipe&#x20;

This is a basic fully loaded contract for tax and 0% tax deployments with anti-snipe measures.

🟢 Benefits: Extremely customizable&#x20;

🔴 Drawback: Requires manual commands


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