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Burn Solana LP Tokens to Lock Liquidity

Burn your LP tokens so the liquidity can never be pulled. Shows exactly what share of the pool you would lock.

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Connect your wallet to burn LP tokens and lock a pool. You sign every action yourself, and nothing is custodial.

How to burn LP tokens and lock liquidity

  1. Connect the wallet holding the LP tokens. Those are what you receive when you seed a pool, and they are the claim on it.
  2. Choose the pool. The tool finds the LP mint for you rather than making you hunt for the address.
  3. Read the two numbers it shows: how much of the LP you hold, and what share of the whole pool burning it would actually lock.
  4. Decide how much to burn. Burning everything you hold locks your entire share and nothing more than that.
  5. Confirm and approve. There is no undo, no timer and no recovery: the liquidity stays in the pool forever from the moment it confirms.

Common questions

What does burning LP tokens actually do?

When you seed a pool you receive LP tokens, and those are the claim on everything in it. Burning them destroys the claim, so the liquidity stays in the pool permanently and nobody can withdraw it. That is what a project means when it says liquidity is locked.

Does burning my LP lock the whole pool?

No, and this is the most important thing on the page. It locks your share of it. If you hold four percent of the LP and burn all of it, four percent of the pool is locked and whoever holds the other ninety-six percent can still withdraw tomorrow. The tool shows both figures before you sign so that the claim you make to your holders can be the true one.

Can I get my liquidity back afterwards?

Never. This is not a timed lock that returns your liquidity later. You are giving the money away: you will not withdraw it, sell it or recover it, and neither can anyone else. That permanence is the entire value of doing it, and it is why there is no undo.

Is burning LP the same as locking liquidity in a locker?

They achieve similar trust with a real difference. A locker holds your LP tokens and returns them at a set date, so the liquidity comes back to you eventually and you are trusting the locker. Burning is final and trusts nobody. Our Rug Checker detects burned LP but cannot yet detect time-locked LP, so a pool locked in a locker will read as unburned there.

Do I still earn trading fees after burning?

No. Fees accrue to whoever holds the claim on the pool, and you no longer hold one. Giving up the future fee income is part of what you are giving away, and it is worth counting when you decide how much to burn.

How much should I burn?

That is a judgement, not a formula. Burning everything is the loudest signal and costs you the most. Burning nothing while telling people the liquidity is locked is a lie that anyone can check in about ten seconds. What matters is that whatever you burn, the number you tell people matches the number the tool showed you.

Read this before anything else

This tool gives money away permanently. Not locks it, not escrows it, not holds it for a period: destroys your claim on it forever. That is the entire point, and it is why the trust signal is worth anything at all. But it means there is no version of this page where you change your mind next week.

Why projects do it

The most common way a token collapses is the liquidity being pulled: the person who seeded the pool withdraws it, and everyone holding discovers there is nobody to sell to at any price. Burning the LP tokens closes that off. The liquidity physically cannot leave, and anyone can verify it rather than taking your word.

Our own Rug Checkerreads the burn percentage of a pool's LP for exactly this reason, which means the claim you make here is one your buyers can check against our own tool.

Your share is not the pool

This is the part that gets overstated, usually not on purpose. Burning LP locks the proportion of the pool you personally hold. If most of the LP is held by somebody else, most of the pool is still pullable and your burn did not change that.

The tool shows your holding and the resulting locked share of the whole pool as two separate numbers before you sign. Quote the second one. A project announcing "liquidity burned" while four percent is locked is making a claim that our checker will contradict in public.

What you give up

  • The liquidity itself. Gone from your control permanently.
  • Future trading fees. Those accrue to holders of the claim, and you will not be one.
  • Any ability to restructure. No migrating the pool, no adjusting it, no moving to a different DEX with that liquidity.

In exchange you get the one trust signal on a token launch that cannot be faked, walked back or explained away. Whether that trade is worth it is a judgement about your project, and it is yours to make with the numbers in front of you.

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