Liquidity Lock

Thiq locks liquidity positions on-chain.

This matters because the easiest rug is pulling liquidity after people buy. Locking doesn’t remove all risk, but it removes a major one.

What “locked” means

Liquidity positions are placed into a locked state such that they can’t be withdrawn through normal user control flows.

What you can verify

• the pool address

• the liquidity position owner / lock state

• that liquidity is not withdrawable by the creator

What it does not mean

Locked liquidity does not mean:

• price can’t go down

• whales can’t sell

• the token can’t fail

It means you’re not dealing with the classic “LP pull” exit.