What you can change on a token contract depends entirely on the model you launched with: a standard token has almost nothing to edit, while taxed models add fee switches, buy limits and a blacklist. The console is just those controls rendered per model.
- Open the consoleGo to Token Launch → Manage Tokens; the list holds every token your wallet has created. Open one to get its console — all parameters come back in a single batched call, so you do not click through them one by one.
- Read the read-only block firstName, symbol, total supply, decimals, current fees and the buy limit sit at the top. Before you change anything, check the values match what you expect — the reward and marketing receiver addresses especially.
- Then the writable blockThe usual actions: turn trading on or off, adjust buy and sell fees, change the per-trade buy limit, add or remove blacklist entries, update token info, swap the fee receiver. Every write is simulated first, and a bad value is stopped before you sign.
- Know the dangerous onesRenounce ownership, transfer ownership and pause trading are permanent or affect everything. After renouncing you can transfer like anyone else and change no parameter ever again — be sure before you do it.
- What cannot moveContract address, total supply and decimals are fixed after deploy. A different supply means launching a new token, so check them before you deploy.
Careful · Renouncing ownership means losing control for good
It gets used a lot to signal "I will not rug", but it also means no more fee changes, no blacklist, no edits of any kind. Once it is done there is no way back.