Warning signal

LP in Pullable Custody

The LP sits in a contract that looks like a lock but can release it on demand - a fake lock, not protection.

Analyzer: Liquidity Analysis
Slug: lp_in_pullable_custody

What it means

The liquidity is parked in a custody contract that mimics a locker, but exposes a privileged release function with no timelock (e.g. owner/releaser can pull at any time). An on-chain scan found one such contract receiving the LP of roughly 70% of recent Uniswap V2 launches. It looks locked on a holder chart, yet the operator can withdraw whenever they choose.

Why it matters

This is the deceptive version of an unlocked LP: tooling that only checks 'is the LP held by a contract' will report it as locked and safe. It is a soft-rug setup - the rug mechanism is pre-installed behind a reassuring-looking custodian. Treat it as unprotected liquidity, never as a lock.

How RektRadar detects it

RektRadar maintains a registry of known pullable-custody contracts (release/releaser without timelock) and raises this flag when a meaningful share of the LP is held by one of them. Unlike lp_locked it increases risk, and it takes precedence over the generic lp_not_locked.

From our dataset

1,086
tokens carried this flag
1,085
of them classified scam
99.9%
of tokens with this flag end up classified scam
274
flagged in the last 30 days

Top brand-jacked tickers carrying this flag: $GLA, $MOMO, $SHFC, $XRP, $LLPS

Pool version of the flagged tokens that trade: V2 1,086 · V4 7 · V3 2

Snapshot from RektRadar's token_analysis database as of 2026-06-20.

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