
VORTYX LABS (VTX) is a 20,000,000,000 VTX fixed-supply token secured by a single Vault contract, a Registry of approved modules, and a strict, code-enforced security model.
The architecture is designed so that even the founder cannot perform classic rug-pull actions, such as hidden minting, pausing trading, draining dev pools, or abusing blacklists. All of these attack vectors are blocked at the Solidity level.
Token Name: VORTYX LABS
Symbol: VTX
Total Supply: 20,000,000,000 VTX
Decimals: 18
Standard: ERC-20 compatible on an EVM chain
After deployment, the VTX token mints the entire supply to the deployer wallet.
From there, 100% of the 20B VTX are transferred into the
VTXVault contract. Only when the Vault holds the full 20B supply
can it be initialized.
Inside the Vault, the supply is logically split into six pools:
| Pool | Amount (VTX) | Percentage | Unlock / Vesting Details | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owner Pool | 4,000,000,000 | 20% |
10-year vesting based on time. Unlock rate: 10% of this pool per year (≈ 400M VTX/year). Calculated by ownerVestingReleasable().
|
Founder allocation, long-term aligned incentives. |
| Liquidity Pool | 7,000,000,000 | 35% |
Available for liquidity operations via moveToLiquidity()
called only by the LiquidityManager module.
|
DEX/CEX liquidity, price stability and market depth. |
| Dev Pool | 4,000,000,000 | 20% |
Released in stages via payDev(), callable only by
the approved DevBounty module.
|
Developer rewards, ecosystem building and protocol upgrades. |
| Rewards Pool | 2,000,000,000 | 10% |
Distributed via payReward(), callable only by
the RewardsDistributor module.
|
User incentives, staking rewards, community growth. |
| Maintenance Pool | 1,000,000,000 | 5% |
Accessed via payMaintenance() through the
Maintenance module, subject to Registry approval.
|
Infrastructure, audits, security operations and upkeep. |
| HyperChain Pool | 2,000,000,000 | 10% |
Released via payHyperGrant() callable only by the Hyper module,
used for long-term chain expansion.
|
Future L2, side-chain and HyperChain ecosystem development. |
The Owner Pool contains 4,000,000,000 VTX (20%) and is locked inside the Vault under a strict vesting schedule:
vestingStartownerVestingReleasable()claimOwnerVesting()The claim function:
By default, trading is disabled for everyone except the owner. This allows pre-launch operations such as transferring tokens into the Vault.
Once the owner calls enableTrading(), trading becomes
permanently enabled and cannot be turned off again. There is
no function in the token contract to globally pause trading.
VTX uses a simple tax system with a hard cap:
Once the project locks in a final tax configuration, the owner can call
lockTaxConfig(). After this:
A blacklist mechanism exists only for early-stage protection against bots and malicious actors. However, it is tightly controlled:
freezeBlacklist() is called:This prevents post-launch abuse where honest investors get blocked.
The token includes two parameters:
maxTxAmount – maximum transfer per transactionmaxWalletAmount – maximum holdings per wallet
These are designed to limit extreme early accumulation and help protect
market stability. System addresses such as the Vault and liquidity
wallets can be exempted via isLimitExempt.
VORTYX LABS is built to support many real-world use-cases through a modular
design. The VTXRegistry contract acts as the gatekeeper.
Before a module can act on behalf of the ecosystem, it must be:
The Vault connects its pools to specific roles: devModule, rewardModule, maintenanceModule, hyperModule, and liquidityManager.
After configuration, the owner calls lockRoles(). From that moment:
The HyperChain Pool (2B VTX, 10% of supply) is reserved for future scaling:
This pool is accessed through a dedicated Hyper module, governed by the same Vault + Registry + Role lock design as all other pools.
Email: support@vortyx.com
Website: https://vortyx.com (placeholder)
Token Contract: 0xYourTokenAddress
Vault Contract: 0xYourVaultAddress
Registry Contract: 0xYourRegistryAddress
VORTYX LABS (VTX) is more than a token. It is a vault-secured, module-driven rule system where promises are replaced by hard-coded protection.
The design balances founder incentives (through 10-year vesting) with strong investor safety (through immutable security layers, Vault controls, and Registry-managed modules).