Token Locker · Review
ActiveCoinscope Review 2026: Multi-Chain Token Locker
Coinscope is a token and liquidity locker service tied to a crypto-listing and promotion site. It covers nine chains, but TVL is small and no audits are listed.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
5.8/10
Mixed
Our verdict on Coinscope
5.8/10Coinscope suits project teams that want a multi-chain locker with vesting options and already use its listing and promotion tools. Its strengths are broad chain coverage and support for both token and liquidity locks. The main caveats are low TVL of about $15.6K, no audits listed on DefiLlama and unpublished fees. Compare it with larger lockers and read the contract before locking anything.
Score breakdown
How Coinscope scores
- Security
- 4.5/10
- Ease of use
- 6.5/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 6.5/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Coinscope?
Coinscope is a token and liquidity locker that lets project owners lock tokens and liquidity-pool positions on multiple blockchains. DefiLlama files it under Token Locker and lists it on BNB Chain, Polygon, Cronos, Fantom, Ethereum, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Telos and Harmony. It has been listed since July 2023.
The official site is also a coin discovery and promotion platform. It shows trending tokens, new and presale listings, voting, and sections for airdrops, audits, KYC and AMAs. It also links to Cyberscope-branded tools such as audit and contract scanning services.
DefiLlama shows about $15.6K in TVL, down 3.4% over seven days, and no audits listed. That points to modest use of the lockers. The COINSCOPE token appears on the homepage at $0.0016.
How Coinscope works
A token locker is a smart contract that holds tokens or liquidity-pool tokens until a chosen date. While the tokens are in the contract, the team cannot move them. Holders can check the lock on-chain and see when it ends.
Per the DefiLlama description, Coinscope lets project owners lock any token type, set custom vesting schedules so tokens release in stages, and view total locked tokens. Tokens can also be claimed from different wallets.
Coinscope sits alongside a listing site where new projects are shown with votes, audit and KYC badges and promoted slots. The locker adds a trust signal for projects, but the project does not detail how the lock contracts are built.
6 features
Key features
01
Token and liquidity locking
Lock any kind of token and liquidity on supported chains, as described by DefiLlama.
02
Custom vesting schedules
Project owners can set custom vesting schedules for locked tokens rather than a single unlock date.
03
Locked token visualisation
The platform shows total locked tokens so outsiders can see how much is held.
04
Multi-wallet claiming
Locked tokens can be claimed from different wallets, according to the project description.
05
Multi-chain coverage
DefiLlama lists nine chains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum and Avalanche.
06
Coin listing and promotion
The homepage includes coin listings with votes, airdrop, audit, KYC and AMA sections and promoted slots.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Supports nine blockchains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon
- Handles both tokens and liquidity locking
- Custom vesting schedules for staged releases
- Shows total locked tokens for transparency
- Operating since 2023 with its own token and listing platform
Watch out for
- DefiLlama lists no audits for the locker contracts
- TVL is very small at about $15.6K, which suggests limited use of the lockers
- Fees for locking tokens are not published publicly
- The homepage is mainly a coin-listing and promotion site, so the locker product is only one part of it
- Listed projects are often early-stage or presale tokens, which carry high risk
- Locker contracts are smart contracts, so a bug or exploit could affect locked assets
Coinscope fees
Locker fees are not published publicly. Users would see any lock or service charge in the locker interface on the official site or in the documentation before confirming a lock, plus normal network gas fees on the chosen chain.
The homepage mentions a 10% discount on banner ads, which relates to promotion rather than locking. Costs for the listing, audit and KYC services are also not stated here.
Is Coinscope safe?
DefiLlama lists zero audits for Coinscope. Locked tokens sit in smart contracts, so the main risk is a contract bug or exploit. Without a published audit, users should check the documentation for audit reports and read the contract on a block explorer.
The project does not describe incidents, team identity or regulatory status. The listing site features many early-stage and presale tokens, which are high risk, and a listing or lock is not an endorsement. Never lock or buy more than you can afford to lose.
6 steps
How to get started with Coinscope
- 1
Open the official Coinscope site and find the token locker section.
- 2
Choose the blockchain where your token or liquidity pool exists.
- 3
Connect a wallet that holds the tokens or LP tokens you want to lock.
- 4
Set the amount and the lock period, or define a vesting schedule.
- 5
Review the fee and gas cost, then confirm the transaction.
- 6
Share the lock page so holders can verify the locked amount and unlock date.
Who Coinscope is for
Coinscope is for token project teams that need to lock tokens or liquidity and set vesting on chains such as BNB Chain, Ethereum or Polygon. It also suits investors who want to verify a team's lock before buying a small-cap token.
Coinscope FAQs
What is Coinscope?
A token locker is a smart contract that holds tokens or liquidity-pool tokens for a set period. Project teams use it to show they cannot move or sell those assets early. Coinscope offers this on several chains.
Which blockchains does Coinscope support?
DefiLlama lists BNB Chain, Polygon, Cronos, Fantom, Ethereum, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Telos and Harmony. The Coinscope description says it supports most blockchain networks, but the DefiLlama list is the one public sources confirm.
Does Coinscope have a token?
Public sources list a COINSCOPE token, shown on the homepage at $0.0016 with a Buy Now button. They do not describe its utility or tokenomics, so check the project's own documentation before buying.
Are Coinscope lockers audited?
DefiLlama shows no audits for Coinscope's lockers. The homepage promotes Cyberscope audit and KYC services for listed projects, but that is separate from an audit of the locker contracts. Check the documentation for any audit reports.
Does Coinscope support vesting schedules?
Yes. The description mentions custom vesting schedules, a view of total locked tokens, and the ability to claim tokens from different wallets. Details of how each works are not public.
Does a locked token mean a project is safe?
A lock can reduce the risk of a team pulling liquidity, but it does not guarantee a project is legitimate. Many listed tokens are new or presale, so read the contract, the lock terms and the team background yourself. Nothing here is financial advice.
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