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How Can an Investor Identify a Project with an Un-Locked Liquidity Pool?

Check smart contract or on-chain data for LP token ownership; un-locked means team controls LP tokens.
Greeks.Live17.11.25

How Can an Investor Identify a Project with an Un-Locked Liquidity Pool?

An investor can identify an un-locked liquidity pool by checking the smart contract code or on-chain data to see if the team or a single wallet retains control (ownership) of the liquidity pool tokens (LP tokens). If the LP tokens are not burned or sent to a time-lock contract, the pool is un-locked.

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