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Liquidity View

The Liquidity tool answers a simple question that matters to every trader: is this token's liquidity locked or burned, or could it be pulled? Cognivo answers it from grounded on-chain evidence.

Where to find it​

Open Liquidity from the intelligence area of the dApp. The page is titled Liquidity intelligence.

  1. Choose the chain the token is on: Ethereum, Base or BNB Chain.
  2. Paste the token address you want to check.
  3. Select Investigate to see whether the liquidity is locked or burned, backed by grounded on-chain evidence. Cognivo only reads public data, so there is no wallet connection and nothing to sign.
The Liquidity intelligence page in the Cognivo dApp.Enlarge image

What each part means​

  • Chain selects the network the token is on: Ethereum, Base or BNB Chain.
  • Token address is where you paste the token to check.
  • Investigate runs the check.
  • Cognivo notes that it reads public on-chain data only, so there is no wallet connection and nothing to sign.

How to read the result​

  • Locked means the liquidity is held in a time lock. Cognivo shows the lock and, where it can, when it expires.
  • Burned means the liquidity tokens were sent to a dead address and cannot be pulled.
  • Unlocked or unknown means Cognivo could not prove a lock or burn. It says so plainly rather than calling a token safe.

Cognivo grounds these findings in on-chain evidence and links to it. If evidence is missing, it tells you it is not proven.

Free or paid​

Your first liquidity check is free, then a check uses 2 credits. Cognivo shows the cost and asks you to confirm before charging. See Cognivo Tools and Credit Costs.

Limitations​

  • Networks covered are Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain. Solana is coming soon.
  • A missing lock or burn is not proof of danger, and a lock is not a guarantee of safety. Read the evidence and the limitations Cognivo shows.

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