slucexLock

Put tokens somewhere you cannot reach them.

Anyone can hold a balance across a snapshot instant. Nobody can lock tokens for ninety days and have them back the next morning — which is why a lock is worth a multiplier when a balance alone is not. This creates one on Jupiter Lock, an audited program Slucex does not own and cannot alter, and the escrow it writes is readable by anyone.

There is no undo. A lock made here cannot be cancelled, shortened, or redirected by you, by Slucex, or by the project — that is the entire point of it, and it is the one thing on this site that no amount of asking can reverse.

Connect a wallet

A lock is created from the wallet that holds the tokens and is released back to that same wallet. Connect the one you hold them in.

What it costs, and what it does not

Slucex takes nothingEvery other tool here takes 1%. This one takes zero, because a cut of a lock would come out of the balance the lock exists to prove — we would be shrinking the multiplier we are asking you to earn.

Jupiter takes nothingThe program is free to use. The only cost is rent for the two accounts a lock needs, roughly 0.005 SOL, and that is returned when the emptied lock is closed.

It locks to youThe tokens return to the wallet that sent them. There is no recipient field, because with cancellation disabled a mistyped address would not be a mistake you could correct.

A note on what most locks on Robinhood Chain actually are: 90.6% of the 417,020 escrows on this program can be cancelled by one of the parties at any moment, which is the default on Jupiter’s own interface and is a vesting schedule rather than a lock. Locks made here cannot be — they are created in the mode that 23,827 escrows use and that not one of them has ever been cancelled from.