C+Charge Carbon Credit Crypto Project Approved by Leading Auditing Firm – Raises $370,000 in Presale

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C+Charge has passed a security audit conducted by Germany-based blockchain auditor SolidProof, which examined its core smart contracts and found no issues at all. Its publication comes just as the BNB Chain-based carbon credit platform marks raising $370,000 in its ongoing token sale, indicating the growing market interest in its plans to create a blockchain-based network of EV-charging stations.

Offering CCHG at a price of $0.013, the presale aims to raise $2,080,000 and is due to end on March 31, when the altcoin will receive its first exchange listings. This will also potentially be the time when early CCHG investors make a market-beating profit, with C+Charge having some of the strongest fundamentals of any new project in the ecosystem.

As part of its security audit of C+Charge smart contracts, SolidProof tested for issues of varying severity, from 'critical' issues to 'low' issues. It found none of any kind, suggesting that C+Charge's contracts are robust against weakness and vulnerablities, from the ability to unilaterally mint excess CCHG tokens to code formatting errors.

This comes as yet another seal of approval for C+Charge, which has also just marked raising $370,000 in its token sale, which began at the end of last year.

This CCHG presale is set to come in four stages, with the first stage currently offering CCHG at a price of $0.01300. This will then rise to $0.01650, $0.02000 and (finally) $0.02350, the latter of which already represents an 80% increase over the current sale price.

40% of CCHG's total maximum supply (of one billion) has been allocated to the sale.