How to check if Solana liquidity was withdrawn
To check whether liquidity was withdrawn from a Solana token’s pools, use Who rugged it? to inspect sampled LP withdrawals, then confirm the current pool depth in Pool Links. A missing withdrawal in the sample is not proof that liquidity is locked.
Separate a sale from an LP withdrawal
Selling tokens into a pool uses the liquidity that is already there. An LP withdrawal removes a liquidity position or share, which can change depth for everyone else. Either action can affect price, but neither on its own identifies a scam. Start from the exact mint, not the ticker.
Read the sampled withdrawal table
Open Who rugged it? at /tools?tab=rugged&mint= followed by the mint. Review any detected LP withdrawals, the sampled transaction count, and the coverage note. The current method reports explicit withdrawals in sampled PumpSwap and constant-product transactions. That list is partial: other pool types, older history or unsaved transactions can be missing.
Confirm what liquidity remains
After you read the withdrawal sample, open Pool Links at /tools?tab=pools&mint= and, for Meteora-specific depth and fees, the DLMM or DAMM v2 tab. Reported liquidity is a snapshot, not a guarantee that you can exit a large size at the displayed price. Note the observation time in UTC.
Absence is not a lock
If no withdrawal appears, do not conclude that liquidity is locked or that a lock contract was verified. Follow the pool check with Token Check at /tools?tab=check&mint= for authorities and holder concentration. Educational content, not financial advice. Data can be incomplete.
Frequently asked questions
If no LP withdrawal appears, is the liquidity locked?
No. The tool reports explicit withdrawals in a limited sample. Absence is not proof of a lock.
Is an LP withdrawal the same as a rug?
No. Withdrawing a liquidity position is a transaction that needs context. It is not, by itself, evidence of fraud.
Educational content, not financial advice. Data can be incomplete. All scan times UTC.