A lot of people look at what a smart contract can do. I also like looking at what it cannot do. That's where @beepzFun gets interesting. Under the current implementation, the admin can't change your inscription balance, move your inscriptions, burn them, or cancel and reprice your marketplace listing. They also can't change an inscription's inscribe settings after the fact or withdraw funds from the contract. But there's an important catch. The contract is upgradeable, so these restrictions apply to the current implementation, not necessarily every future version. Upgrades are visible on-chain through the "Upgraded" event. That distinction matters because security isn't only about the features you see today. It's also about understanding who can change the rules tomorrow. When you use an on-chain platform, do you check its upgrade permissions too?