Stable Chain · Retired
Titan Locker on Stable Chain (Retired)
Titan Locker and titan.fun are no longer offered on Stable Chain. Existing locks are unaffected and remain verifiable on Stablescan.
Titan Locker and titan.fun are no longer offered on Stable Chain (chain ID 988). Since 9 October 2026, both run on Robinhood Chain, where Titan's users are. Existing locks are unaffected: the contracts are immutable and every lock remains verifiable on Stablescan.
Contracts on Stable Chain (retired, read-only)
Held every regular Stable Chain lock. No longer used by the app; existing locks stay on it unchanged and remain withdrawable by their owners after unlock.
0x102a70bDA2C833b3483A2eE55C14c7ea0fb7A01BHolds the permanently locked liquidity of tokens launched on titan.fun on Stable Chain.
0xc44cE9f3E9c7F34CAE0f7418979e70565DbE4b1dExisting lock certificates stay online in read-only form at /lock/stable/{id} and /lock/stable/titan/{id}, each linking to its lock contract on Stablescan.
Questions
Is Titan Locker still available on Stable Chain?
No. Since 9 October 2026, Titan Locker and titan.fun run on Robinhood Chain only. New locks and launches on Stable Chain are no longer offered in the app.
What happens to existing locks on Stable Chain?
Nothing moves. Titan Locker's contracts are immutable, so every Stable Chain lock keeps exactly the same owner, balance, and unlock time, and the owner can still withdraw from the lock contract after its unlock time. Each lock remains verifiable on Stablescan.
What about tokens launched on titan.fun on Stable Chain?
Their liquidity stays locked permanently, as it always was: the launch vault has no withdraw function. The tokens and their pools remain on-chain and visible on Stablescan.
Can I still bridge to Stable Chain with Titan?
Yes. Titan Bridge still supports Stable Chain, alongside Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Base.