# Post-Trade Buttons

1. **Lock Liquidity:** 
   * Locks the liquidity pool tokens for a specified period
   * **Usage**: Use this to build trust with your community by demonstrating long-term commitment. Consider the lock period carefully.
2. **Burn:** 
   * Permanently sends liquidity pool tokens to the dead wallet.
   * **Usage**: This means you no longer control the liquidity for your token. Do this if you have long term commitment to your project and wish to ensure that it has the greatest longevity. 
3. **Remove LP:** 
   * Removes liquidity from the trading pair
   * **Usage**: Exercise extreme caution. This action for a live token is considered a “rug pull”. You should only do this if you have made a mistake in your deployment.
4. **Renounce:** 
   * Renounces ownership of the contract, making it fully decentralised
   * **Usage**: This is an irreversible action that removes all admin functions. Only do this if you're certain your contract is ready for autonomous operation.

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