Launch culture.
Program value.
Create and trade tokens through transparent USDC bonding curves. Route trading fees into programmable vaults, then graduate into permanently locked DEX liquidity—all enforced onchain.
From meme to locked liquidity
Choose a name, ticker, fee vault and a 3k–25k USDC target. One transaction launches the token and opens its curve.
$0.01 + GAS800M tokens trade on a transparent USDC bonding curve. Every quote, price and progress update comes directly on-chain.
1.5% PER TRADEEvery trade routes 1% to your chosen vault and 0.5% to the platform. Recipients claim USDC directly from the contract.
1% TO YOUR VAULTAt the target, 200M tokens and the USDC raise become UNITFLOW liquidity. The LP position is then locked permanently.
LP LOCKED FOREVERLaunching now
Live buys move market caps and push every token toward graduation.
1% of every trade, routed your way
enforced on-chain, claimable any timeVerify it yourself
Arc testnet · chain id 5042002Questions, answered
No. Citizen runs on Arc testnet. You trade with testnet USDC from Circle's faucet, and tokens have no monetary value.
Any injected EVM wallet such as MetaMask. Citizen adds the Arc Testnet network for you on first use; gas is paid in testnet USDC.
Fee routing is enforced on-chain per coin: the creator picks a vault preset at launch and the contract splits every fee accordingly. Recipients claim their USDC directly from the contract at any time.
No. The LP NFT is held by the launchpad contract with no withdrawal function. Pool fees are harvested through the contract and split by the vault preset; the token side is burned.
Fee percentages (hard-capped at 5% total in the contract), creation and graduation fees, allowed raise tiers, and pausing new launches. The owner can never pause sells, touch locked liquidity, or withdraw user funds.
Yes. The launchpad is verified on Arcscan and every trade, fee split and graduation is a public transaction on Arc.
Ready to launch on Arc?
Deploy a coin for a cent, program its fees, let the curve do the rest.