> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://astrofarms.gitbook.io/astrofarms/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://astrofarms.gitbook.io/astrofarms/contracts-security/no-migrator-code.md).

# Elemental Qualities

### ALL OF OUR CONTRACTS CONTAIN THESE CORE QUALITIES

> **el·e·men·tal**&#x20;
>
> /ˌeləˈmen(t)l/
>
> related to or embodying the powers of nature.

**Qualities:**

**Earth:** **No Developer Tokens**

As you can see, security and safety surrounding your investments is important to us. The team does not have the ability to abandon (the space) ship.&#x20;

**Water: No Minting Function**

A minting function will not be added to the contract.  Adding to the token count is the opposite of how farming can provide such high yields. By increasing the token count, the price of the LEO would inflate.  In addition, by eliminating this as an option, no team member can have tokens created and shared for personal or team gain. &#x20;

**Fire: No Migrator Function**

With no migrator function in our smart contract, you can rest easy knowing that our Masterchef cannot be changed.  This means no one, not even the developers, can make changes to harm the integrity of the solar system.

**Air: No Presale**

AstroFarms™ will not offer a presale.


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