The formal close of Centronium's controlled decentralization handoff.
Centronium's Phase 1 Launch Plan — Document I of this archive — committed the network to a measurable path from foundation-supported launch to independent block production. It defined ten completion criteria, a public verification model, and a template statement to be issued only when those criteria were met.
Document II — the Phase 1 Results Report — audits 67 days of on-chain evidence against that plan and finds every criterion satisfied.
This document is the formal statement that closes Phase 1. It is short by design. The proof lives in the report; this is the seal.
The following completion criteria, defined in Launch Plan §08, are confirmed satisfied as of the issuance date.
The full ten-criterion audit, day-by-day mining attribution, and the decentralization curve are documented in the Phase 1 Results Report.
On the strength of the on-chain record, the Centronium Foundation issues the following statement, in the form prescribed by Launch Plan §10:
Centronium Phase 1 has completed its controlled decentralization handoff. The network launched with foundation support, measured independent mining capacity, progressively reduced foundation dependence, and reached stable production through independent miners. Foundation miners have moved to standby reserve, and Phase 2 Growth is now active.
With Phase 1 closed, the network enters Phase 2 — Growth. The objective of Phase 2 is to ramp daily block production from the Stage D average of 1,158 blocks per day to the launch-plan target of 1,440 blocks per day, sustained.
Phase 2 is executed entirely by independent miners. The foundation remains in standby reserve only — never returning to active production unless an emergency continuity event is triggered.
The ramp-up strategy, milestone targets, miner-incentive mechanics, and the criteria that will close Phase 2.
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