How Pixie Pad works
Every token follows the same rules, from launch to Uniswap. No owner powers, no surprises.
Everything is priced in dollars
Arc uses USDC as its gas token, so there's nothing else to hold: you trade with USDC and pay gas in USDC (a trade costs about two cents). Blocks are final in under a second — there are no reorgs.
Straight onto Uniswap v4
Every token has 1,000,000,000 supply, and all of it goes into a Uniswap v4 pool in the same transaction that creates the token. So it trades on Uniswap, OKX and aggregators from the very first block. Tokens start around a $4.5k valuation. The creator can buy first in that same transaction (up to 8% of supply), so nobody can buy before them.
Fees
The pool charges a 1% fee on every trade: 30% goes to the creator, forever, and 70% to the protocol, whose revenue funds the native token's staking rewards and buybacks. Older coins launched on the bonding curve keep their original rules: they graduate to Uniswap v4 when their curve sells out.
Liquidity locked forever
The pool's position NFT is held by a locker contract with no function to remove liquidity, burn or transfer it: no owner, no upgrade path. Nobody, including us, can pull the liquidity.
What the contracts can't do
Tokens have no owner, no minting, no pause, no blacklist and no transfer tax. The launchpad is non-upgradeable; its admin can only change settings for future tokens. Protocol fees can only flow to an immutable fee router — nobody can withdraw them.
Risks — read this
Meme tokens are extremely speculative and most go to zero. Anyone can launch anything; names and images are not endorsements. USDC is issued by Circle, which can freeze addresses. Nothing here is investment advice.
Ready to launch?
Launching is free. You only pay gas and any initial buy.