Rehearsal environment. These are test launches, not the real $ASH. Nothing here has value.
Your wallet has no USDC on this network. Arc uses USDC as its native currency. Bridge some in with
CCTP (domain 26); it arrives as native USDC in about a minute.
Not deflation.
It's a withdrawal.
Every launch here pays 3% on each trade. 85% of it fills that token's pool. Burn your tokens, take your share of the USDC the pool actually holds. 30 days, then the rest goes to the issuer.
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Read this before you trade
- Every trade pays 3%. 85% goes into that token's redemption pool, 10% to its issuer, 5% to the official pool. On the official token: 90% pool, 10% issuer.
- Burning pays the pool's pro-rata share: your tokens ÷ total supply × the pool. Same rule for everyone; the contract has no owner, no pause, no admin withdrawal.
- Selling is usually worth more than burning. The pool holds a slice of fees; the market holds the capital. Burning is a floor, not the better exit. Compare both quotes first.
- Redemption ends at the deadline shown on every token. Whatever is left then goes to the issuer, once. Holding past the deadline pays nothing.
- Snipe tax: buys in the first 3 seconds after launch pay up to 99% extra, and that tax goes into the pool. The issuer's own opening buy is exempt.
- Graduation: when a token's real reserve reaches the threshold, the reserve and matching tokens move into a Uniswap V4 pool that the contract holds forever, and the unsold remainder is burned. After that, trading happens on Uniswap and its 1% LP fee keeps feeding the pool.
- Tokens inside the locked Uniswap position can never be redeemed, and that number moves with every swap. It is shown per token.
- The issuer keeps their share. Their 10% and the post-deadline residual are theirs by design; their own unburned tokens are part of supply like anyone else's.
- Nothing here is advice. These are experimental contracts on a new chain with no audit. Amounts you cannot afford to lose do not belong here.