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How to Burn LP Tokens on Monad (2025 Guide)

Burning LP tokens on the Monad blockchain is the most reliable way to permanently lock liquidity and prove that no one — including the project team — can ever remove it. LP tokens represent ownership of a liquidity pool, and once burned, they are gone forever.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to burn LP tokens using Mon Incinerator, the first and best burn tool built specifically for the Monad ecosystem.

🔥 What Are LP Tokens?

When you provide liquidity on any Monad AMM, you receive LP tokens representing your share of the liquidity pool. These tokens allow you to:

Withdraw liquidity from the pool
Receive your share of trading fees
Prove ownership of the liquidity position

Burning these LP tokens permanently locks the liquidity, making it impossible for anyone to withdraw it or perform a liquidity rug-pull.

🚀 How to Burn LP Tokens on Monad

1. Connect Your Wallet

First, go to mon-incinerator.com and make sure you're on the "🔥 Incinerator" tab.

Click Connect on the top-right corner of Mon Incinerator. Ensure your wallet is connected to the Monad network. Once connected, your wallet address will be displayed.

2. Auto-Detect Your LP Tokens

Click Auto-Detect Tokens. Mon Incinerator will scan your wallet address and list all ERC-20 and LP tokens available on Monad.

3. Enter the LP Amount to Burn

Find the LP token you want to burn and enter the amount. If you want to burn all liquidity, click MAX.

4. Approve + Burn the LP Tokens

Click the Burn button. You’ll see:

The Approval Transaction
The Burn Transaction

After the second transaction confirms, the LP tokens are permanently destroyed on-chain.

🔍 Verify Your LP Burn on the Monad Block Explorer

Visit SocialScan or MonadVision and enter your wallet address. You’ll see the burn transaction details on your latest transaction, including:

LP token
Amount burned
Transaction hash

💡 Why Burn LP Tokens?

Lock liquidity forever
Increase transparency and trust
Prevent liquidity rug-pulls
Strengthen tokenomics

Updated: November 2025