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Titan Locker: The Token & Liquidity Locker for Robinhood Chain

Titan Locker is a token locker, liquidity (LP) locker, and token-vesting platform built for Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), live since July 2026. Lock ERC-20 and LP tokens or vest team tokens for 0.025 ETH, non-custodial and verifiable on-chain.

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Titan Locker is a token locker, liquidity (LP) locker, and token-vesting platform built natively for Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), an EVM-compatible chain, and live there since July 2026. It lets projects and individuals lock ERC-20 tokens and liquidity-pool (LP) tokens behind a transparent, on-chain unlock time, lock Uniswap V3/V4 positions, or vest tokens linearly with an optional cliff, all non-custodial and verifiable by anyone. A lock costs 0.025 ETH, or 3% of the locked tokens.

What Titan Locker does on Robinhood Chain

  • Lock ERC-20 tokens — hold any token supply until a public unlock time (team allocations, treasury, presale funds).
  • Lock liquidity (LP tokens) — prove liquidity can't be pulled, the standard trust signal for a Robinhood Chain token launch.
  • Vest tokens — release a grant linearly with an optional cliff, ideal for team and investor allocations.
  • Verify any lock — every lock is on-chain with a public certificate URL that anyone can check without permission.

Why it matters for Robinhood Chain projects

On any chain, the top question investors ask a new token is: can the team rug? Locking liquidity and vesting team tokens with Titan Locker answers that question on-chain. Titan Locker was built for Robinhood Chain from day one, so projects launching there get a locker whose contracts, explorer links, and fees are native to the chain, with open-source code anyone can read.

Is it safe?

Titan Locker's contracts are immutable (non-upgradeable), non-custodial, and isolate every lock in its own child contract, so one lock can never touch another lock's funds. They're professionally audited by ContractWolf - all 4 findings resolved and shipped as version 2.1.0 - and also pass Slither, Aderyn, Mythril, Foundry fuzz/invariant tests, and Halmos symbolic proofs, with source verified on Etherscan. See the security audit and Fees & security.

How to start

  1. Connect a wallet set to Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663).
  2. Choose Lock tokens or Vesting.
  3. Pick the token, amount, and unlock time (or vesting schedule) and confirm.
  4. Share the lock's certificate URL so anyone can verify it.

Contract addresses

TitanLockerManagerV2.1CurrentView on Etherscan

Current manager — creates every new token lock, LP lock, vesting schedule, and V3/V4 position lock.

0x102a70bDA2C833b3483A2eE55C14c7ea0fb7A01B
TitanLockerManagerV2SupersededView on Etherscan

Superseded by V2.1 - no longer used for new locks. Locks created here before the audit fix remain fully withdrawable.

0x26b0654a0756dcd036d4e7215324f3d2be34d79e
TitanLockerManagerV1RetiredView on Etherscan

The original manager, predating V2 entirely. Existing locks remain fully withdrawable.

0x713E56CeE7060F01F710bF26Aff988264dcfb311
Titan Vault (Titan.fun launch locks)View on Etherscan

A separate V2.1 manager that holds the liquidity of every token launched on Titan.fun, on a rolling 100-year lock. The launch factory is fee-exempt here; it does not take ordinary locks.

0x4E907349FA31f9e42F0bf0E2E2fd09e6E1E2dB9d

Fee-calculation library linked into V2.1.

0xFBfa1ce526f98deC2251D44d1DaF7c599223aFe6