The contract currently lacks an emergency withdrawal mechanism for the owner or users in case of unforeseen issues, such as contract malfunction or a failed transaction. Without this mechanism, funds or assets could become locked in the contract and inaccessible.
If an issue arises with the contract (e.g., a bug or malicious exploit), users or the owner would not be able to retrieve their funds or NFTs. This could lead to loss of assets, especially if the contract interacts with external systems and relies on ERC20 or ERC721 tokens.
The absence of an emergency withdrawal function exposes the contract to potential risks if it encounters a critical issue, such as a contract bug, misbehavior, or malicious exploit. Without this feature, users or the contract owner would be unable to recover their tokens or assets in case the contract becomes compromised or encounters a fatal error.
Add a function allowing the owner to withdraw ERC20 and ERC721 tokens in case of emergency. This function would give the contract owner the ability to retrieve locked tokens, mitigating the risk of funds being stuck in the contract.
The extra eth sent by the user in the buy order will be locked in the contract forever
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