🔧How it works

LP Inferno is an immutable on-chain vault that permanently burns LP (liquidity provider) tokens - removing them from circulation with no possibility of retrieval.

This is the final form of liquidity commitment. No multisig. No upgrade keys. No escape hatches.

🧱 What happens when you burn an LP token?

When you burn an LP token using LP Inferno:

1. Your LP token is transferred to the vault contract.

2. The contract does not provide a withdraw function.

3. There are no owner privileges or admin functions.

4. Your transaction is recorded permanently on-chain.

Once burned, the LP token is locked in an address that no one - not even you - can access.

🔥 Burn vs. Lock

Feature	LP Locks	LP Inferno (Burn)
Unlocks	✅ Yes (after time)	❌ Never
Admin control	🔶 Varies	❌ None
Reversible	✅ Yes	❌ No
Trust required	🔶 Sometimes	❌ Never

While token lockers provide temporary guarantees, LP Inferno is about finality - the liquidity is provably removed from the founder’s control forever.

🛠 What makes it immutable?

• No contract upgradeability

• No external admin or owner

• All critical functions are locked at deployment

• Verified source code and fixed contract address

You can inspect the contract directly and verify that nothing can ever be withdrawn, updated, or modified.

🌐 What can I burn?

LP Inferno supports:

• ✅ V2 LP tokens (ERC-20)

• ✅ V3 LP tokens (ERC-721)

• ❌ V4 LP tokens (ERC-721) These are coming soon!

🧬 Why not just use 0x000...dead?

Burn addresses like 0x000...dead are widely used but technically still exist on-chain. While no one is known to control them, they’re not provably unowned.

LP Inferno eliminates even that theoretical risk by using a smart contract vault with no private key and no escape route - making it the most trustless, transparent way to signal long-term project commitment.