Ultiland discloses that the core liquidity pool is locked until March 17, 2026
Foresight News reported that the cultural asset RWA platform Ultiland recently disclosed that its core liquidity position has been locked on-chain. According to on-chain information, the locked asset is the PCS-INFINITY-POSM position, with the lock-up period ending on March 17, 2026. The lock-up record shows that this liquidity position cannot be unlocked or withdrawn during the lock-up period, with the current locked ratio at 100%, corresponding to a locked amount of 1 PCS-INFINITY-POSM. The locked status will continue to cover the platform's current and subsequent core operational and ecosystem development stages.
The official statement noted that from an operational mechanism perspective, the long-term lock-up of core liquidity positions means that the project party does not have the authority to actively adjust or withdraw liquidity during the lock-up period, institutionally restricting short-term liquidity actions. This arrangement is generally regarded as a steady-state design adopted by the platform in terms of its economic model and ecosystem development, helping to reduce uncertainties related to liquidity and providing the market with a long-term operational signal that can be verified on-chain.
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