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What an LP Lock Does—and Why Token Holders Can Still Sell

A 28-second explanation of LP locks, liquidity positions and their limits. LP tokens are not PVTY, and a lock does not fix a price or stop public selling.

Published 14 September 2026 · PactVerity · 28 seconds

Silent, on-screen captions. Educational graphics, not a wallet transaction recording. Any supply figures are dated historical snapshots.

Shallow liquidity, high volatility and possible total loss.

Full on-screen transcript

00:00–00:07 What an LP lock does: it restricts withdrawal of the corresponding liquidity position under the lock terms. Inspect the contract, expiry and protected share.

00:07–00:14 What it does not do: it does not prevent holders selling. It does not fix the token price. Locked liquidity is not guaranteed value.

00:14–00:21 LP is not PVTY. LP tokens represent a liquidity position. They are not the same units as PVTY. Compare the locked share of LP supply.

00:21–00:28 Verify the evidence. Check the disclosed escrow and live pool. Shallow liquidity can mean large price impact. pactverity.com/token-verification / total loss possible.

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