AshonArc

Get USDC on Arc ↗

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.

Launches

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Launch a token

Token

Opening buy

Launch fee: … USDC. Fixed terms for every launch: 3% fee, 85% pool / 10% you / 5% official pool, 30-day window, 1B supply, graduation at … USDC of real reserve.

Read this before you trade

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. Redemption ends at the deadline shown on every token. Whatever is left then goes to the issuer, once. Holding past the deadline pays nothing.
  5. 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.
  6. 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.
  7. Tokens inside the locked Uniswap position can never be redeemed, and that number moves with every swap. It is shown per token.
  8. 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.
  9. 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.