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Does Heaven lock liquidity?

Heaven at a glance

Status
Dormant. DefiLlama shows zero protocol revenue for Q3 2026 against about $4.5M in Q3 2025. Docs remain online; no shutdown announcement found.
Launch model
Direct pool on Heaven's own AMM (HEAVENoP2qxoeuF8Dj2oT1GHEnu49U5mJYkdeC8BAX2o). No bonding curve, no graduation, no migration.
Initial liquidity
One billion tokens paired with 35 virtual SOL. The SOL is a mathematical floor for pricing; nobody deposited it and nobody can withdraw it.
Withdrawals
Standard pools: not stated in the documentation we found. Pro Pools (protocol config v3): LP can be burned to withdraw tokens and SOL, per the docs.
Fees
Creation free. Protocol fee 1% below $100k market cap, then 0.25% (community) or 0.5% (creator). Creator fee 0.1% (community) or 1% (creator). All protocol revenue buys and burns LIGHT.
Classification
After $100k volume a token is tagged Creator, Community or Blocked. Heaven's docs say the Creator tag "is not a safety check or stamp of approval."
Authorities
Heaven says all launches share identical parameters, but mint, freeze and metadata authority status is not documented. Check per token.

Virtual liquidity is not locked liquidity

Most launchpad "lock" questions assume a bonding curve that later pours real SOL into a DEX pool. Heaven skips that. A new token is immediately tradeable on Heaven's AMM against 35 SOL of virtual reserves. The pool behaves as if that SOL were there for pricing purposes, but the only SOL that can ever leave the pool is SOL that buyers actually swapped in. A co-founder described the 35 SOL as a mathematical placeholder, not something anyone is selling into.

So the right question for a Heaven token is not "is the LP burned?" but "how much real SOL is in the vault, and who can take it out?". The first part you can read on-chain. The second part Heaven's public docs leave open for standard pools, while making clear that Pro Pools allow withdrawal.

Current state

Heaven had a strong 2025 (roughly $4.5M protocol revenue in Q3) and then went quiet. Through 2026 DefiLlama reports zero fees and revenue, and tracking sites list it as inactive. The contracts and documentation are still up. We describe it as dormant rather than shut down because no official statement exists either way.

How to verify it yourself

Don't take this page's word for it, or the launchpad's. Everything below is readable on-chain in a couple of minutes.

  1. 1Confirm the pool account is owned by HEAVENoP2qxoeuF8Dj2oT1GHEnu49U5mJYkdeC8BAX2o.
  2. 2Read the pool's protocol_config field. 42mepa9xLCtuerAEnnDY43KLRN5dgkrkKvoCT6nDZsyj is v1 (community), KpXrCt3pjJYFind2kgk7nQ3dS6bqjC2Ze3zzE5MQ78v is v2 (creator), HtYH4a2q1PXPErgNxVPTmoTKbE2Y7cpSQVDAEbQqgKCm is v3 (Pro Pool, withdrawable).
  3. 3Compare the real SOL balance of the pool's token_b_vault with the liquidity figure displayed in the UI. The gap is the virtual 35 SOL.
  4. 4Check the mint on Solscan: Mint Authority none, Freeze Authority none.

FAQ

Is liquidity on Heaven burned or locked at launch?

Neither in the usual sense. There is no migration event where LP would be burned or locked. The pool exists from creation with virtual SOL, and real SOL only accumulates from buyers. Heaven's docs do not specify withdrawal rights for standard pools.

What is "virtual SOL" on Heaven?

A pricing floor of 35 SOL that the AMM uses in its curve math without anyone having deposited it. It makes a brand-new token tradeable at a non-zero price. It cannot be withdrawn because it does not exist as a balance.

Is Heaven still operating?

The site and contracts are live but on-chain revenue has been zero through 2026 according to DefiLlama, down from millions per quarter in 2025. Treat it as effectively inactive; there has been no formal shutdown notice.

Checking a specific Heaven token?

Paste its mint address into our free Rug Check. It reads mint, freeze and metadata authorities, liquidity depth and holder concentration straight from chain, for any Solana token regardless of where it launched.

Launching your own? SolFoundry seeds a Meteora DAMM v2 pool and permanently locks 100% of the position in the same flow, with mint and freeze authorities revoked and an anti-sniper fee schedule on the pool. Details on Liquidity Lock and what to look for in a launchpad.

Sources

Launchpads change their mechanics. If something here is out of date, tell us on X and we'll re-verify.

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