A coin’s whole journey.
Nothing hidden.

Give your token an identity.

Use the separate Launch page to prepare a name, ticker, image and description. Before signing, the finished release must show the exact supply, fee rate, fee recipient and migration policy. The form submits a real Arc Mainnet launch after wallet confirmation.

Price discovery on the curve.

Virtual reserves are pricing parameters, not real money deposited by someone. Buyers add real USDC; sellers receive USDC from the real reserve. A quote must show tokens received, fees, price impact and a minimum output before wallet approval.

A $70k FDV does not mean $70k can be withdrawn. FDV values every token at the current marginal price; selling changes that price.

Cross the threshold safely.

The candidate caps sales at 750 million tokens and refunds unused input. At $70k FDV it has collected 17,500 USDC of real reserve. Migration pairs that reserve with the remaining 250 million tokens in Uniswap v4. Pool funding and the state transition occur in one transaction.

Failed migration rolls back and keeps selling available on the curve; this behavior passes local fork tests. The initialization-only hook also blocks hostile pool creation before migration; this protection passes the fork test suite. Independent audit was waived. A completed mainnet migration has not yet been observed.

A funded pool. An independently verifiable receipt.

“Migrated” must follow onchain evidence: correct token pair, real reserves and a documented LP custody or lock policy. Buying and selling must then work through the DEX. External indexing is tracked separately, and is not something an admin can certify with a dropdown.