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Just to make sure I have this correct. Although we have the genesis pairs, we don't send our EXOR to the parent, but instead send EXOR to the ELIX address:
0xc8C6A31A4A806d3710A7B38b7B296D2fABCCDBA8?

Is that a true statement? if so, what good is the Parent address? Maybe I am not fully understanding the process.

You send you exor to your parent address to creat3 a batch.... The batch created will also be exor... When you want to trade on exchanges then you send your exor to the elix address to get elix which is trading on exchanges...

Make sense?

But the OP says:

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To convert EXOR to ELIX, send EXOR to the ELIX address:

0xc8C6A31A4A806d3710A7B38b7B296D2fABCCDBA8

Yes, that is for one-to-one conversion from EXOR to ELIX, so that you can trade ELIX on exchanges. Batch creation happens between EXOR child and parent address.

Wow, I thought I knew this but now I'm pretty confused.

Edit: Oh I see:

Quote from: Elix_About

When the owner of a parent-child pair wishes to generate currency, they move a nonzero amount of currency into the parent from its child. The first ten transactions from a child to its parent triggers the generation of currency in the child. To elaborate, each owner of a parent-child pair 1 can only create ten batches of tokens.

So after the batch generation you send the EXORs to that 0xc8C6A31... address, right?

Yep