Bonk’s two liquidity numbers

Why the numbers disagree

The ranking row carries one DEX liquidity total. The scan’s liquidity check carries another, and it is the figure the desk bar used when that scan ran. They are taken at different times and may not even sum the same pools. Publishing a single ‘Bonk liquidity’ by picking the larger one hides the method. The panel keeps both, with their times.

The sell-route check is narrower still. It quotes the impact of selling $50 back to SOL, and in the scan this franchise was written against that impact was a fraction of one percent via a Whirlpool. Fifty dollars is a probe, not a portfolio. Impact scales with size. A small probe that clears is evidence the route exists. It is not evidence a large exit does.

LP lock

LP locked or burned is a warning on this scan, with a percentage that is not 100. The field does not say who owns the unlocked share. A pool can be deep and still be removable by whoever holds the LP tokens. Depth and lock are different sentences.

What this page does not establish

• No impact curve above the $50 probe.
• The page does not list every pool, only those the token file returned.

REVIEW WHEN

• The $50 route fails or impact jumps.
• Row liquidity and scan liquidity diverge by an order of magnitude.
• LP-lock status changes.