Unlock radar
Every lock on Solana, and the day it opens
Token and liquidity locks read from the lock accounts themselves — who locked what, how much of the supply or the pool it is, and when it opens. No wallet, nothing to sign.
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100% of RCL supply opens2026-10-07 19:59 UTCEXACT
2 locks on 2026-10-10 · liquidity
| Token | Locked | Share | Opens | Read by | Lock page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARKARKive | LIQUIDITY · ARK/TRAP | 0%of pool | EXACT2026-10-10 03:00 UTC | Meteora | Open the lock → |
| SOLWrapped SOL | LIQUIDITY · SOL/UTTT50 SOL | 11.1%of pool | EXACT2026-10-10 04:00 UTC | Streamflow | Open the lock → |
Jupiter Lock · read 4 hours agoMeteora · read 4 hours agoOrca · read 4 hours agoRaydium · read 4 hours agoStreamflow · read 4 hours ago
What a lock is
A lock is an on-chain account that holds tokens, or a share of a pool, until a date written into it. This page reads those accounts, so a lock appears here because the chain holds it — not because a team published a schedule.
Honest dates, in three grades
Exact is a timestamp written into the lock. Estimated from slot is a slot number turned into a day using the chain’s measured slot time, and it moves when that time changes — the ± beside it says by how much. Permanent has no date, because there is no unlock.
Size is a share, not a price
Each lock is measured against the token’s supply, or against the pool it sits in. There is no dollar figure: that needs a price feed with its own failure modes, and a number that is quietly wrong is worse than a number that is absent.
A lock a key can undo
Some locks can be cancelled by whoever created them, and some let the recipient pass them on. Each lock page says which, beside the schedule, because a lock nobody can undo and a lock one key can undo are different promises.