Titan Locker on DefiLlama & Quick Intel

Two independent platforms track Titan Locker. DefiLlama, the open DeFi analytics site, lists Titan Locker in its Token Locker category and tracks its value locked on Robinhood Chain and its lock-fee revenue. Quick Intel, a token security scanner, has verified Titan Locker, so its scans recognise liquidity locked with Titan. Neither is run by Titan, which is the point: you can check what Titan Locker holds and earns without taking this website's word for it.

Is Titan Locker listed on DefiLlama?

Yes. Titan Locker has been listed on DefiLlama since 6 October 2026, in the Token Locker category, on Robinhood Chain. DefiLlama computes its numbers from on-chain data with open-source adapters: a TVL adapter that reads every Titan Locker lock contract, and a fees adapter that reads the lock managers' FeeCollected events.

What does DefiLlama count as Titan Locker's TVL?

The assets held by every Titan Locker lock contract on Robinhood Chain, across all four managers (V1, V2, V2.1 and the Titan.fun vault): ERC-20 and Uniswap V2 LP balances, plus each lock's Uniswap V3 or V4 position while the lock still owns it. Withdrawn locks hold nothing and drop out automatically. DefiLlama then counts only the ETH, WETH, USDG and USDe side of those holdings; locked project tokens, and the project-token half of LP positions, are left out.

Why is DefiLlama's TVL lower than Titan's own statistics?

They count different assets. DefiLlama values only the ETH, WETH, USDG and USDe in Titan locks, which is that leg of every LP and Uniswap V3/V4 position, and leaves out locked project tokens and the project-token leg of every position, so thinly traded tokens can't inflate it. Titan's "priced active value" counts both legs, with project tokens at their current spot price, so a balanced position counts roughly twice, and the figure moves with memecoin prices. DefiLlama also refreshes on its own schedule, so a big lock created in the last hour can appear on Titan first. On the evening of 8 October 2026, DefiLlama showed about $355,000 (about 141 ETH) while Titan's priced active value was about $1.12 million: two Uniswap V3 locks created that afternoon held about 152 ETH plus a similar value in freshly launched tokens. Read DefiLlama's figure as the ETH actually locked, and Titan's as the full spot value.

What does DefiLlama count as Titan Locker's fees?

Lock creation fees: the flat ETH fee, or the share of tokens taken when a creator pays in kind instead. Fee-exempt locks, such as Titan.fun launch locks in the vault, pay nothing. All fees go to Titan's fee receiver and none are shared, so on DefiLlama fees, revenue and protocol revenue are the same figure.

Is Titan Locker verified on Quick Intel?

Yes. Quick Intel's documentation lists Titan Locker among the LP lock services its contract scanner supports, next to UNCX, Team Finance and PinkSale. So when you scan a Robinhood Chain token whose liquidity sits in a Titan Locker lock, the scan reports that liquidity as locked instead of flagging it as held by an unknown contract. That matters for projects too: buyers who check your token with a scanner see the lock you made.

Does Quick Intel cover Stable Chain?

No. Quick Intel's scanner supports Robinhood Chain, where Titan Locker runs, but not Stable Chain. Titan Locker's retired Stable Chain locks can still be checked on Stablescan.

How do I check a token's Titan lock on Quick Intel?

1. 1Open the lock's certificate on Titan Locker and use "Scan this token on Quick Intel": it opens the scan for the right token on Robinhood Chain.
2. 2Or open https://app.quickintel.io/scanner, choose Robinhood Chain, and paste the token's contract address.
3. 3Read the liquidity section of the scan: liquidity held in Titan Locker shows as locked.
4. 4For the exact amount, owner and unlock date, open the lock's certificate from the Titan lock checker.

Which should I trust if they disagree?

The chain. A Titan lock certificate is indexed from the chain and links the lock's own contract, while scanners and analytics sites refresh on their own schedules and may lag by minutes or hours. If a scan and a certificate disagree, open the lock contract on Etherscan and read the owner, balance and unlock time directly.

Where else can I verify Titan Locker?

• ContractWolf's project listing and audit report, hosted on ContractWolf's own site and GitHub.
• Verified source code for every manager and lock contract on Etherscan.
• The open-source contracts on GitHub (GPL-3.0).
• The free read-only locker API at https://api.titandeployer.com, and the public statistics endpoint at /api/public/locker/stats.