Solana
Find out when a Solana token’s locked supply opens
The unlock calendars people quote are built from tokenomics documents, and they cover a few hundred large tokens. The locks themselves are on the chain: a vesting contract, a liquidity position that cannot be withdrawn before a date, a permanent lock with no date at all — each one an account anyone can read, with the amount and the date inside it. This page reads those accounts and says what they hold. Paste a token address; nothing is connected and nothing is signed.
Independent tools for Solana — not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Solana Foundation, Streamflow, Jupiter, Meteora, Raydium or Orca. This page reads their public on-chain accounts and nothing else.
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Where an unlock date actually lives
A lock is an account. A vesting contract holds tokens until a date; a locked liquidity position cannot be withdrawn before one; a permanent lock has no date because there is no unlock. The amount and the date are fields inside the account, so reading it is the whole method — no announcement to trust, and no schedule a team can revise after people have acted on it.
The date that quietly moves
Some locks are written in slot numbers rather than timestamps. A slot is a unit of chain time, and Solana is stepping that unit down from 400 milliseconds towards 200 behind four on-chain switches, so every slot-denominated date lands on a different day at each step. Those rows are labelled estimated from slot and carry a ± — the gap between the earliest and latest day the same slot can fall on.
Two different worries, sized differently
A supply lock holds tokens someone will receive, so it tells you what may be sold. A liquidity lock holds part of the pool itself, so it tells you whether the market can be pulled out from under you. The page keeps them apart and measures each against what it is a share of: supply for the first, the pool for the second.
A lock a key can undo
Some vesting contracts can be cancelled by whoever created them, and some let the recipient hand the whole thing to someone else. Both are flags on the account, and both appear on the lock’s own page beside the schedule. A lock one key can end is a weaker promise than a lock nobody can end, and treating the two as the same is how a locked badge came to mean so little.
The honest limits
It reads the lockers it indexes and no others, so a token locked somewhere unread shows nothing here — which is not the same as nothing locked. Every page names the providers it checked and when each was last read. There is no dollar figure: a share of supply is a size, not a price. And a lock says nothing about whether a token is worth holding.
Questions
- How do you know when a Solana token unlocks?
- By reading the lock account itself. A vesting contract stores the total, the start, the cliff and the release cadence on the chain, and the schedule follows from those fields. Where a lock stores a slot number instead of a timestamp, the page says so and shows the range the day can fall in.
- Which lockers does it read?
- Streamflow, Jupiter Lock, Meteora vesting and position locks, Raydium Burn & Earn, and Orca position locks. The foot of the radar names each one with the time it was last read, so a provider whose scan failed is visible rather than quietly missing from the count.
- Is it free, and do I need to connect a wallet?
- Free, and no. The radar and every token page are built from public chain data, so you paste an address and read the answer. A wallet is only used in the console, where the page shows the locks behind the tokens that wallet holds.
- Can I be told before a lock opens?
- Yes, by Telegram. Each lock page carries a link that subscribes that chat to that lock, and the console lets a connected wallet choose how much notice it wants. On a stream that releases daily we message about the cliff, the first release and the final unlock rather than every day.
- Does a locked token mean it is safe?
- No. A lock makes one fact checkable: that this amount cannot move before this date. A team can still sell the supply that is not locked, a pool with locked liquidity can still go to zero, and a lock its creator can cancel is not the promise that a lock nobody can cancel is.