FAQ: For Projects & Investors

How do locks help my token launch?

Locking liquidity and vesting team tokens removes the two most common rug vectors and gives buyers verifiable proof, which is the main trust signal at launch.

What should I lock before launching?

Typically your LP tokens (so liquidity can't be pulled) and your team/advisor allocations (via vesting).

How do I show investors my liquidity is locked?

Share the lock's certificate URL; it links to the verified lock contract on Etherscan that anyone can inspect.

How long should I lock liquidity?

Long enough to reassure buyers — many projects lock for months to years. Publish the exact unlock date.

Can investors verify a lock themselves?

Yes, entirely on-chain — the token, amount, and unlock time are public, and the contract has no early-exit. See How investors verify a lock.

Does a lock guarantee a token is safe?

A lock proves specific tokens can't move until a date; it doesn't audit the token contract itself. Investors should still review the token and team.

Can I lock as an individual, not a project?

Yes. Anyone can lock their own tokens for any reason — self-custody discipline, escrow, or a personal commitment.

What makes Titan Locker trustworthy for a launch?

Immutable, non-custodial, open-source contracts with per-lock isolation, a ContractWolf audit with every finding fixed, verified source on Etherscan, and independent visibility: DefiLlama lists Titan Locker and Quick Intel scans recognise its locks.

Will token scanners show my liquidity as locked?

Quick Intel will: Titan Locker is a verified locker there, so a Quick Intel scan of your Robinhood Chain token reports liquidity held in Titan Locker as locked. Share the lock certificate as well, so buyers can check the amount and unlock date on-chain.