After launch, the Elysium token manager changes an ERC-20 you made with Tokenry on Kinetiq's Elysium. Adjust the tax, mint or burn, raise limits, pause transfers, activate or give votes, and transfer or renounce ownership. Each change is one transaction you sign in the owner wallet, with no Tokenry fee, only gas in HYPE. A feature not picked at creation cannot be added later.
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How it works
The wallet needs some HYPE for gas.
Pick it under "Choose a token", or paste its token address and press "Open".
Tax, Supply, Trading and Voting show only for features the token was created with. Ownership shows while the token has an owner.
For example "Update tax", "Mint", "Raise limits" or "Activate my votes". Your wallet asks for one transaction.
Once Elysium confirms the transaction, the tab shows the new value.
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Aug 24, 2026Is it legal to create a meme coin?There is no Tokenry fee. You pay gas in HYPE for each change, so the owner wallet needs HYPE on Elysium. A new owner needs HYPE to accept ownership too.
Common causes: Your wallet is on another network, so switch it to Elysium. The connected wallet is not the owner, so connect the owner wallet that the "Not the owner" message names. The token has no owner, so the manager shows "Renounced" and no tabs. A tab or section is missing because the token was created without that feature, or, for Burn, your wallet holds none of the token.
Only tokens made with Tokenry's Elysium token creator open in the manager. The list under "Choose a token" shows the tokens your connected wallet created. A token you received through an ownership transfer opens when you paste its token address, also called the contract address.
Every change in the Elysium token manager is signed in your own wallet, and Tokenry never holds your keys. Each change goes straight to your token's contract, sends no HYPE and asks for no token approval. Tokenry submits each new token's source code to the Elysium Explorer for verification, and once the contract source is verified, you can read it there. Only the owner wallet can change settings. See how Tokenry handles your wallet.
The details
A wallet's Votes tokens on Elysium count as voting power only after it activates its votes for itself or gives them to another wallet. Tokenry's Votes tokens use OpenZeppelin's ERC20Votes, which states: "By default, token balance does not account for voting power." (OpenZeppelin ERC20 docs)
You can still move or sell your tokens after activating. Votes follow the tokens: when your balance changes, your voting power changes with it.
A team wallet or another holder on Elysium can use your voting power. Type its address in "Or give your votes to" and press "Give votes". That wallet gets your voting power, not your tokens.
Your votes can go to only one address at a time. Giving them again replaces the old choice, so you can switch back to yourself later with "Activate my votes".
In the Elysium token manager, the Tax, Supply, Trading and Voting tabs show only when your token has that feature. The Ownership tab always shows for the owner.
Tax: change the buy, sell and transfer tax after launch, 0% to 20% each. A tax fixed at creation can only go down. Can it go back? A changeable tax: yes, up or down. Lowering a fixed tax is permanent.
Supply: mint to any address, up to the cap if the token has one. Burn tokens from your wallet. Can it go back? A burn is permanent.
Trading: raise anti-whale limits (never lower them), add a V2 pool (taxed on a tax token), pause or unpause transfers, blacklist a wallet or remove it. Can it go back? Pause and blacklist: yes. Raised limits and an added pool are permanent.
Voting: activate your votes or give them to another wallet. Can it go back? Yes.
Ownership: transfer or renounce ownership, and remove anti-whale limits. Can it go back? A pending transfer can be cancelled. Renouncing and removing limits are permanent.
The name, symbol, decimals, exempt addresses, fee wallets, their shares and the payout coin cannot change after creation.
A tax token's Uniswap V2 liquidity pools with WHYPE and with USDC on Elysium charge its tax from creation. Buys out of these pools pay the buy tax, and sells into them pay the sell tax. Uniswap V3 and V4 pools never charge the tax.
To tax a V2 pool with a third coin, open "Taxed pools" on the Trading tab. Pick "Other token", paste that coin's address and press "Tax this pool". Adding a pool is permanent: it can never be removed.
To set a tax on a new token, use the Elysium token creator.
Transferring ownership on Elysium takes 2 transactions, so a mistyped address can never become the owner. You start the transfer with the new owner's address and stay the owner until they accept. The new owner then pastes the token address in the manager and presses "Accept ownership". Until then, you can cancel the transfer or start it again.
The owner's exemption from tax and limits moves to the new owner. A wallet of yours added at creation as a fee wallet or exempt address stays exempt, even after a transfer or renounce.
Renouncing ownership is permanent: nobody owns the token afterwards. The tool and the contract allow it only after you unpause the token, if it can be paused, remove the anti-whale limits (permanent), if it has them, and take every wallet off the blacklist, if it has one.
After renouncing, a tax token keeps charging tax at the rates set then. "Remove limits" and "Renounce" both work only after you type the token's symbol.
Tokenry fee: none, and no one receives one. Network gas: varies, paid in HYPE, and it goes to Elysium, not Tokenry.
Nothing is charged if your wallet rejects a change or the manager refuses it before you sign. A transaction that reverts on-chain still costs its gas.
