Skills
Liquidity lock
Whether the pool's liquidity is locked or burned, and how much of it could be pulled.
What it answers
"Can whoever added the liquidity take it back out, and leave holders with nothing to sell into?"
Inputs
A token address.
What you get back
- On EVM chains: who holds the pool's LP tokens, and which of those holdings are locked or burned.
- On Solana: the share of the pool's liquidity that is locked.
- A plain-language summary, such as "most of the liquidity is locked" or "the liquidity is unlocked and sits in one wallet".
Sources
- EVM chains: GoPlus Security.
- Solana: Rugcheck.
Coverage by chain
| Chain | Coverage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Solana | Live | Locked share of LP, from Rugcheck. |
| Ethereum | Live | LP holders and locks, from GoPlus. |
| Base | Live | Same as Ethereum. |
| BNB Chain | Live | Same as Ethereum. |
Limits
- Locked liquidity can still be removed once the lock ends.
- Some pool designs, such as concentrated-liquidity pools, don't use simple LP tokens, so a lock may not be visible to the source. Glimz reports what the source can see and doesn't assume the rest.
- Liquidity can also drain through heavy selling, not only through removal. Exit check shows what a sale would return right now.
Ask it like this
Is the liquidity on <token address> locked?
Who can pull the liquidity on <token address>?