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Your terms, on your page ​

Every coin page has a Terms card: what the coin's creator locked in and what they opted out of. Each line is read from the chain or from what the launch recorded, and each has a one-line definition behind its info icon.

A "no" is shown as a "no": Owner: held, Mintable: yes, Whale cap: off (team allocation). A line we could not read is left out. It never shows as a yes or a no.

A coin launched with Chain Daddy has the most lines, because its launch recorded them. A plain coin, or one whose creator verified ownership, shows what the chain says: liquidity, owner, mint and freeze.

The lines ​

LineWhat it saysAnswers
LiquidityWhether the money in the pool can be withdrawncan't be withdrawn · locked until a date · lock ended on a date · burned · not locked
Team allocationCoins kept for the team, and when they unlocknone · a share of supply, nothing before day N, all unlocked by day M
Creator's buy at launchWhat the creator bought of their own coin in the launch transactiona share of supply, and whether it vests
Fee splitWho shares the trading feeswritten into the pool when it launched; the pool has no function to change it
Fees go toWhere the creator-side fee stream goesthe creator's fee address · buying the coin back · holders · buying and burning the coin
Whale capWhether one wallet's holding was limited while trading openedon · off, with the reason
OpenHow trading openedstandard · decaying fee · auction
OwnerWhether an address still holds the contract's owner powers (EVM)renounced · held
MintableWhether new supply can be createdno · yes
FreezableWhether a wallet's coins can be frozen (Solana)no · yes

Liquidity ​

  • Can't be withdrawn: the launch contract locked the pool. Nobody can withdraw it, the creator included. Every coin launched with Chain Daddy shows this.
  • Locked until a date: a locker holds the liquidity until then. The card names the locker and the share it holds.
  • Lock ended on a date: the lock's date has passed, so whoever holds the liquidity can withdraw it.
  • Burned: the liquidity tokens sit at a burn address and can never be withdrawn.
  • Not locked: the chain shows a pool, and nothing locks or burns its liquidity.

Locking and burning liquidity

Team allocation ​

None means the launch kept no coins for a team. Otherwise the card shows the share and the schedule: nothing can be claimed before the first day, and all of it is unlocked by the last. The coin's contract holds the coins and has no function to change the wallets or the schedule. Team allocation

Fee split ​

Who gets a share of the trading fees was written into the pool when it launched. The pool has no function to change it: not when the creator changes plans, and not by us. On a Creator boost the fee address can change how the boost's fees are split after launch, so a launch that may carry one has no Fee split line.

Whale cap ​

The per-wallet cap limits how much of the supply one wallet can hold while trading opens. Off (team allocation) means the launch kept coins for a team, and a coin with a team allocation launches without the cap. When the card has no whale cap line, the launch did not record it.

Owner, Mintable, Freezable ​

Read from the token's contract. Owner: renounced means the contract's owner is a burn address. Mintable: no means a view on the contract proves no new supply can be created. Freezable is a Solana freeze authority. Who can change a coin

When the card is missing ​

The card is drawn only when at least one line is known. A coin whose chain did not answer has no card; it does not mean anything is wrong.