Renounced Ownership

The IMP Vault contract has renounced ownership, meaning no admin can modify core functions or access user funds.

What "Renounced" Means

Ownership renouncement is an irreversible action:

// Before renouncement
owner() => 0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b844Bc9e7595f... (admin wallet)

// After renouncement  
owner() => 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (burn address)

The zero address cannot:

• Sign transactions

• Call owner-only functions

• Be recovered or changed

Why Renounce?

User Protection

• ❌ No admin can withdraw user funds

• ❌ No admin can change ROI rates

• ❌ No admin can modify lock periods

• ❌ No admin can pause withdrawals maliciously

Trust

• Eliminates "rug pull" risk

• Transparent, verifiable on-chain

• Industry best practice for DeFi

What Can Still Be Modified

Some functions remain upgradeable for legitimate purposes:

Function	Upgradeable?	Reason
Core vault logic	❌ Locked	User fund protection
Deposit/Withdraw	❌ Locked	Core operations
Controller logic	✅ Yes	Bug fixes, improvements
Referral rates	❌ Locked	Fairness
New features	✅ Yes	Growth

How to Verify

Step 1: Go to BSCScan

Visit the Treasury contract on BSCScan

Step 2: Read Contract

1. Click "Read as Proxy"

2. Find owner() function

Step 3: Check Owner

Find the owner() function and read it.

Should return:

0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000

Renouncement Transaction

The renouncement was executed via:

• Function: renounceOwnership()

• Block: [Verify on BSCScan]

• Irreversible: ✅

Implications

What This Means for Users

• Your funds are protected by code, not trust

• No admin intervention possible on core funds

• True decentralization

What This Means for Protocol

• Cannot fix vault bugs after renouncement

• That's why audits happened BEFORE renouncement

• Bug bounty program for remaining components

Other Security Measures

Beyond renouncement:

• 🛡️ CertiK Audit

• 🔒 Upgradeable proxy for non-core contracts

• ⏰ Time locks on sensitive operations

• 👥 Multi-sig for any remaining admin functions

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