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// Section 8.8 · Token

Contract Ownership: Renounced

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Contract ownership. Renounced.

// 8.8 · owner() = zero address · executed 2026-06-12 · irreversible

The $PRLX contract has no owner. There is no recovery path. Verify it yourself: owner() returns the zero address.

This page previously documented why the owner key was retained: a fee-on-transfer token needs its pair allowlist wired up during rollout. It also pre-committed to renouncing the key when that work was done, in a single on-chain transaction. That transaction is 0x0e65…cb09. What follows is the precise record of what froze.

What froze, permanently

// five surfaces · zero levers remaining

  • 1

    TAX RATE: 4%, FOREVER

    buyTaxBps and sellTaxBps are locked at 400. Nobody can raise them, and nobody can lower them. The 1/1/1/1 allocation (Dev/Ops/Marketing/Holder revenue) is unchanged; the holder slice routes on-chain through the tax splitter.

  • 2

    TRANSFER LIMITS: OFF, FOREVER

    limitsEnabled was false at renouncement. No max-transaction or max-wallet cap can ever be introduced or reintroduced.

  • 3

    FOT CLASSIFIER ALLOWLIST

    The launch Uniswap pair is registered and taxed. No new pair can ever be added: trades on a future venue (a V3 pool, another DEX) classify as plain transfers and are untaxed. A known, accepted trade: it dilutes tax revenue if volume migrates, and it can never be fixed.

  • 4

    SWAP ENGINE

    The contract converts accumulated tax to ETH through the registered pair and forwards it to the tax splitter at a fixed threshold. Those settings are now constants in all but name.

  • 5

    EVERY RESCUE LEVER

    No transfer pause, no token rescue, no airdrop function, no wallet update on the token contract itself. The trust-critical lever set lived on the token, and that set is gone.

The trust surface now

// frozen by renouncement · absent since deployment

// FROZEN FOREVER · NOBODY CAN CHANGE
  • The 4% tax rate, in both directions. Raising it is impossible; so is lowering it.
  • The pair allowlist. The launch venue is the only taxed venue, permanently.
  • Transfer limits, locked in the off state.
  • The tax destination: the ParalleliXTaxSplitter contract, hard-wired.
  • The swap threshold and swap switch.
// NEVER EXISTED · PROVABLY, FOREVER
  • Mint. No `mint` function exists. Supply fixed at 100,000,000.
  • Balance seizure or third-party burn. The transfer hook taxes registered-pair trades and nothing else.
  • Governance, voting, or proposal logic.
  • Blacklists or per-address transfer switches.

Before renouncement these were enforced by bytecode plus a promise. Now the promise is gone and only the bytecode remains, which is the point: there is nothing left to trust.

The pre-committed conditions, met

// published before the event · all four held

NodeRegistryLocker live and stable through full reward epochs.

The launch trading venue registered and stable, with the tax-to-ETH engine distributing on-chain.

The ParalleliX AI settlement path live and stable.

No remaining need for new admin surface on the token.

Two design facts made the freeze low-risk. The tax binds to registered pairs only, so staking, claims, and credit deposits were never taxed and need no exemption from a contract that can no longer grant one. And the tax destination is the splitter contract, not a wallet, so revenue routing downstream of the token was unaffected. The operational contracts around the token (splitter, vaults, distributor) retain their own narrow, separately documented admin surfaces; the token retains none.

The owner key existed to finish the rollout. The rollout finished, and the key was destroyed in public. Everything this page once said the owner could do, nobody can do.