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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.
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 Blockscout.
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.