Preventing Early Liquidity Withdrawals

One of the most significant risks in decentralized token launches is early liquidity withdrawal, where project creators or large liquidity providers remove funds from liquidity pools soon after launch. This often results in instant market crashes, rug pulls, and severe losses for investors. To eliminate this risk, Pulse enforces a 72-hour liquidity lock, ensuring that 80% of the initial liquidity created by the token issuer and the liquidity added by platform users remains locked for the first 72 hours after issuance.

Automatic Locking Mechanism: As soon as a new token is launched on Pulse, 80% of its liquidity is locked in a smart contract for 72 hours. This prevents the project team or early investors from pulling liquidity prematurely and destabilizing the market.

Immutable Smart Contract Enforcement: The liquidity lock is governed by smart contracts, making it tamper-proof and non-negotiable, ensuring no one—not even project founders—can bypass the lock.

Prevention of Rug Pulls: By locking liquidity, Pulse eliminates exit scams, where malicious actors create hype around a token, attract investors, and then withdraw liquidity, leaving traders with worthless assets.