The smart contract does not emit events after important state changes, such as the successful swapping of tokens or transferring tokens to the staking contract.
Events are crucial for tracking the activities of a contract. They provide a way for frontends and external applications to react to changes on the blockchain. However, this contract does not emit events after key state changes, making it harder to track its activities.
This lack of transparency can make it difficult to integrate the contract with other systems or to track its actions for debugging or audit purposes.
Manual review of the smart contract code.
Consider emitting events after major state changes. For example, after a successful token swap, you could emit an event like this:
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