How to Lock StonkFun Tokens on Solana
StakePoint is the only Solana locker where StonkFun teams can lock their supply and keep receiving reward distributions on it. Lock addresses are submitted to StonkFun for whitelisting daily, and the Token-2022 transfer fee is handled correctly, which most lockers cannot do.
StonkFun launched tokens are not standard SPL tokens, and that changes which locker you can use. This guide covers the mechanics and which allocations to lock first.
Key Takeaways
- StonkFun reward launches are Token-2022 tokens with a transfer fee, which most Solana lockers handle badly or reject outright.
- StakePoint reads the actual vault balance after transfer, so the locked amount is always accurate.
- Locked tokens receive StonkFun reward distributions once the lock address is whitelisted. StakePoint submits addresses daily, so lock as normal and we handle it.
- Supply can be locked before or after graduation, so a team can commit while the token is still on the bonding curve.
- Every lock has a public page anyone can verify on Solscan without connecting a wallet.
Lock and Keep Earning
Reward locker · Token-2022 supported · Claim while locked
What Makes StonkFun Tokens Different
StonkFun is a Solana launchpad that lets you choose what your token trades against. Instead of the usual SOL or USDC pairing, a token can be paired with a tokenized stock such as SPYx or NVDAx, a pre-IPO exposure token, another crypto asset, or plain SOL.
Two technical details follow from that, and both affect locking.
Reward launches use Token-2022 with a transfer fee. The token is created with the Token-2022 program rather than standard SPL, and a transfer fee is applied on every movement. That fee is how the rewards model funds itself.
Trading fees are distributed to holders in the paired asset. If your token is paired with SPYx, eligible holders receive SPYx. That is a genuine revenue share rather than more of the same token.
Both are unusual, and both matter when you come to lock.
Why Transfer Fee Tokens Break Most Lockers
A locker takes tokens from your wallet and moves them into a vault. Standard lockers assume the amount that arrives equals the amount sent.
With a transfer fee token that assumption is wrong. Send 1,000,000 tokens with a 1% transfer fee and 990,000 arrive. A locker that records the sent amount now believes it holds more than it does, and the accounting never balances. Some lockers reject the transaction outright. Others lock a number that does not match reality, which is worse, because the lock page then shows something untrue.
StakePoint reads the actual vault balance after the transfer completes and records that. The locked amount is what is genuinely there, and the public lock page shows the real figure.
This is the practical reason most Solana lockers cannot handle StonkFun reward tokens properly.
How Rewards Reach a Locked Position
Worth understanding before you lock, because it works differently from most reward tokens.
The transfer fee is collected on-chain by the token program, but everything after that is administered by StonkFun rather than by the token contract. Fees accumulate, StonkFun sweeps them, swaps them into the paired asset, and pays out to a list of eligible addresses.
Locked tokens sit in a Program Derived Address, an on-chain account with no private key. Program accounts were originally excluded from that payout list entirely, which meant locked positions received nothing regardless of which locker was used.
StonkFun have since added whitelisting for program accounts. A lock address can be added to the list, after which it receives distributions like any wallet.
What this means practically: StakePoint submits lock addresses to StonkFun for whitelisting daily. You lock as normal and we handle the request. The reward stream continues on the locked portion, claimable at any time, with the principal untouched and the unlock date unchanged.
This is different from tokens whose contracts distribute on-chain directly to holder accounts, which reach a lock address automatically with nothing to request. StakePoint reward locks collect both kinds.
What to Lock After a StonkFun Launch
Dev and team wallet supply. The supply that can be sold tomorrow with nothing technically going wrong. Lock it in public tranches with fixed dates rather than one combined lock. This is the allocation holders actually worry about, and locking it no longer costs you the rewards on it.
You can lock before or after graduation. Locking while the token is still on the bonding curve is the stronger signal, because it commits the supply before anyone has had the chance to ask about it.
Treasury allocations. If the project holds a reserve, vesting it on a published schedule tells holders when it releases rather than leaving them to guess.
How to Lock a StonkFun Token
Go to stakepoint.app/lock-revshare-tokens and connect the wallet holding your tokens
Select your StonkFun token from the list
Select the reward token it pays out in
Set the amount and the unlock date
Confirm and sign
The lock is live immediately with a public URL. Pin that rather than a screenshot, because a screenshot proves nothing.
Use the reward locker rather than the standard lock page. The reward token is set at creation and cannot be added afterwards, so a standard lock will receive distributions once whitelisted but will have no way to claim them.
How Long Should the Lock Run?
Long enough that you will defend the date publicly.
Six months is the floor for a dev allocation. Twelve is the common choice. Anything under three months reads as a formality rather than a commitment, and holders treat it that way.
Staggered tranches beat a single cliff. A first unlock that passes without incident is worth more to your community than any promise made at launch, and it gives you something to point at rather than something to explain.
Verifying a StonkFun Lock
Holders check three things: the amount, the unlock date, and that the lock is real rather than a screenshot.
Every StakePoint lock has a public page showing the token, the locked amount, the unlock timestamp and the creator wallet, all readable without connecting a wallet and all verifiable independently on Solscan. Nobody has to trust the platform or the project to confirm it.
StonkFun Locking FAQ
Can you lock StonkFun tokens on Solana?
Yes. StonkFun tokens can be locked on StakePoint, including reward launches created on Token-2022 with a transfer fee. The locked amount is read from the actual vault balance after transfer, so it is accurate even when a transfer fee applies.
Do StonkFun rewards still arrive while tokens are locked?
Yes, once the lock address has been whitelisted. StonkFun administers reward distributions off-chain and program accounts need adding to their payout list. StakePoint submits lock addresses daily, so you lock as normal and we handle the request. Distributions then arrive at the lock and are claimable at any time without touching the locked principal.
Do I need to request whitelisting myself?
No. StakePoint sends StonkFun a list of new lock addresses daily. Lock through the reward locker and it is handled for you.
Why do transfer fee tokens fail on other lockers?
Because most lockers assume the amount sent equals the amount received. A transfer fee means it does not, so the vault accounting breaks. The transaction either reverts or the lock records an amount that was never actually deposited.
Can you lock before graduation?
Yes. Supply held in your own wallets can be locked at any point, whether the token is still on the bonding curve or has already graduated. Locking early is the stronger signal, since the commitment is made before holders start asking for it.
What about liquidity, does that need locking?
No. StonkFun burns the LP automatically when a token graduates from the bonding curve, so the liquidity is permanently locked without you doing anything. What is not handled is the supply sitting in wallets you control, and that is what this guide covers.
What should a StonkFun project lock first?
Dev and team wallet supply. The launchpad burns the LP at graduation, so the liquidity is already handled. What holders are asking about is the allocation sitting in wallets you control, because that is the part that can be sold tomorrow.
How do holders verify a StonkFun lock?
They open the public lock page and check it against Solscan. The token, amount, unlock date and creator wallet are all on-chain and readable without connecting a wallet.
*Lock StonkFun tokens with rewards intact on the Reward Token Locker. For standard locks and vesting, see the Solana Token Locker and Token Vesting.*