Launchpad guide
Create and trade tokens on Arc using USDC. Browse without an account; connect an Ethereum-compatible wallet to create, buy, sell, or graduate a market.
Create a token
Choose a name, ticker, optional description and HTTPS image URL. Review the public metadata and fixed market rules before signing. A token starts with a maximum supply of one billion units. There is no upfront platform creation fee; your wallet pays network gas. Each launch receives its own standard ERC-20 token and Mavora market contract.
Trading and fees
Buys charge 0.5% of the USDC input, then use the remainder for the trade. Sells charge 0.5% of gross USDC proceeds. Fees round down to the nearest USDC base unit (0.000001 USDC). The minimum gross quote amount is 0.0002 USDC. Token transfers between wallets are untaxed.
The quote displays the fee and minimum received amount. The interface uses a 1% slippage tolerance and a transaction deadline; if execution cannot satisfy the minimum, the trade reverts. Approvals are limited to the entered amount. A rejected wallet request does not execute a trade. If confirmation times out, inspect the submitted hash before trying again.
Curve and graduation
The initial curve uses 10,000 virtual USDC for pricing. Virtual USDC is not available liquidity. Sells can only pay from actual deposited reserves.
At 10,000 USDC in actual curve reserves, anyone can request graduation. The contract collects 0.5% of those reserves once. It then removes virtual reserves and burns excess unsold tokens so the marginal price remains continuous within integer rounding. Total token supply decreases at graduation. The remaining token and USDC reserves become a permanently locked constant-product Mavora pool, where the same 0.5% trading fee continues.
Graduation stays within the Mavora market contract. It does not migrate to an Argus or Uniswap pool. No administrator can withdraw pool reserves or upgrade the market. Independently created pools and off-platform transfers are outside Mavora’s fee rules.
Fee collection
Fees accrue separately from trading reserves. Anyone may trigger collection, but funds can only go to the immutable recipient below. Failed collection preserves the accrued amount.
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Market information
Prices and market capitalization come from a single block snapshot. Market capitalization uses total token supply; it is not cash held by the pool. Pagination, search and ranking currently apply to the displayed registry page. Missing volume and change statistics are shown as unavailable, and tokens without volume evidence are not ranked as trending.
Recent history covers up to 50 trades within the latest 500 blocks. The chart displays recorded execution prices, not a complete candle history. Market checks run every five seconds while the page is visible; source responses and chain confirmations determine when values change.
Wallet and network
Arc mainnet uses chain ID 5042. Native USDC gas balances use 18 decimals; the ERC-20 USDC interface used by the contracts uses six. These represent the same underlying balance. Keep enough USDC available for both the trade and gas.
Availability
Creation and trading open only after Mavora’s deployed factory passes network and configuration verification. A provider failure retains an explicit error state. RPC requests use bounded concurrency, request sharing and caching. No independent security audit or uptime service-level agreement has been established.
Creator dividends, custom token taxes, buybacks and bridging are not included in this contract release.
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