[GoPlus Warns of Unlimited Minting and Centralized Manipulation Risks in Hello 402 Contract] On November 12, GoPlus posted on social media pointing out that the Hello 402 contract has potential risks of unlimited minting and centralized manipulation. Specifically, these include: the administrator address having excessive permissions, allowing full control over the minting and distribution of $H402; the addTokenCredits function lacking restrictions on minting shares, which could lead to unlimited minting; the redeemTokenCredits function allowing users to mint $H402 based on their shares; and the WithdrawDevToken function enabling the administrator to mint all unallocated shares at once, posing a risk of centralized manipulation. Additionally, the functionalities promised by the project team on the X platform have not been implemented at the contract level, creating a risk of breach of commitment. GoPlus recommends that the project team implement the promised functionalities through the contract and make them public to safeguard the interests of the community and investors.