The keys
are gone.

We reached the person who still held owner rights over the legacy GOHAN asset. He agreed to hand them over. As of today, ownership sits at a burn address. Nobody holds the key to it, and nobody ever will.

What that removes, permanently:

• Minting. No new GOHAN can ever be created. Supply is fixed at what exists now.
• Wipe. No wallet can ever be wiped. Your balance moves only when you move it.
• Pause. Transfers can never be frozen chain-wide. GOHAN keeps moving, no matter what.
• Roles. No new permissions can ever be granted over this asset. Nothing can be added back.

Open the asset page on KleverScan and you will see these are all enabled. They were fixed when the asset was issued and cannot be edited, so they will always read that way. What ended today is anyone’s ability to use them. That is the point. You do not have to take our word for any of it.

Staking rewards have ended. They were switched off as part of the same session, before ownership was released. This was one way only: the configuration is now frozen exactly as it stands.

On the person who did this. He handed the keys over voluntarily, on one condition: his name is not published. We are keeping that. The address itself is on chain and always was. We are not hiding it, we are just not attaching a name to it. If he ever wants to say so himself, that is his call, not ours.

A settlement was agreed in exchange: an allocation from the DAO treasury, released into the liquidity pool and locked there for 12 months. It will be visible on chain like everything else.

We are not asking you to trust us. We are handing you the receipt.

Everything above concerns the legacy asset. GOHAN 2 is a separate token with its own economy, and it will reward staking and liquidity provision.