FAQ: Liquidity (LP) Locking
Common questions about locking LP tokens and liquidity: why it matters, how buyers verify it, and how Titan Locker handles LP.
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- What does locking liquidity actually do?
- How do buyers know liquidity is locked?
- What percentage of liquidity should be locked?
- Does Titan Locker show the LP pair?
- Can I lock Uniswap V3 or V4 positions?
- Is locking LP the same as burning it?
- Can liquidity be pulled from a locked LP?
- Do I still earn fees on locked V3/V4 positions?
What does locking liquidity actually do?
It locks the LP tokens that represent the pool, so the underlying liquidity can't be removed until the unlock time — preventing a liquidity rug.
How do buyers know liquidity is locked?
They read the lock on-chain: the LP token, the amount, and the unlock time are all public and verifiable on Etherscan.
What percentage of liquidity should be locked?
There's no rule, but buyers generally want a large majority of LP locked for a meaningful duration; publish the exact figures.
Does Titan Locker show the LP pair?
Yes. It detects LP tokens and displays the underlying token pair so buyers can confirm exactly what's locked.
Can I lock Uniswap V3 or V4 positions?
Yes. Uniswap v2, v3, and v4 are live on Robinhood Chain, and Titan Locker V2 locks V3/V4 LP positions (NFTs) while letting the owner keep claiming the position's trading fees the whole time it's locked.
Is locking LP the same as burning it?
No. Locking is time-bound and recoverable after unlock; burning is permanent. See Locking vs. Burning.
Can liquidity be pulled from a locked LP?
Not until the unlock time — that's what the lock guarantees.
Do I still earn fees on locked V3/V4 positions?
Yes; for Uniswap V3/V4 positions the owner can collect accrued trading fees while the principal stays locked.