The ERC20 token created for NFT fractionalization incorrectly applies a hardcoded naming convention by appending "Fraccion"
to the NFT’s name and prefixing "F"
to its symbol. This approach:
Restricts flexibility, preventing users from defining custom names.
May cause confusion if the ERC20 name doesn’t match the NFT’s name in a user-expected way.
Breaks standard naming conventions, as ERC20 token names should ideally be user-defined or follow a structured pattern.
"Fraccion"
as a suffix and "F"
as a prefix, preventing user control over token naming.Functionality Impact: Medium – Naming inconsistency can lead to confusion and lack of branding control.
Security Impact: None – No direct security vulnerabilities.
Usability Impact: High – Users may not understand why names are arbitrarily altered.
manual review
Allow User-Defined Suffix
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