Rearctor is a token launchpad on Arc. Each launch starts with a dedicated USDC bonding curve and moves into its own locked Uniswap V4 pool when its net reserve reaches 5,042 USDC. Trading continues on the same token page after that migration.
Current status: Arc Testnet connected; Mainnet in Preview. Select Arc Testnet to use the deployed contracts with test USDC. Mainnet sample tokens cannot be traded. The official Rearc token (REARC) is still upcoming. See deployment addresses.
Start here#
| Your goal | Read |
|---|---|
| Understand the app, wallet and network | Getting started |
| Create a token and choose its fees | Launch a token |
| Buy or sell before and after migration | Trading |
| Understand where fees go | Tokenomics |
| Understand the 5,042 USDC threshold | Graduation |
| Trace project burns and protocol spending | Buyback & burn |
| Integrate market data | API reference |
| Understand permissions and liquidity | Security |
Protocol at a glance#
| Parameter | Current implementation |
|---|---|
| Quote asset | USDC, ERC-20 interface with 6 decimals |
| Initial token supply | 1,000,000,000 tokens, 18 decimals |
| Initial seed | At least the current owner-set minimum (1 USDC initially), less than 5,042 USDC |
| Optional dev buy | Paid purchase, maximum 20% of the initial supply |
| Buy and sell fees | Independently fixed at launch, between 1% and 10% |
| Protocol fee share | 30% of distributed fees |
| Project distribution | Remaining 70%, split between creator, buyback & burn, and liquidity |
| Graduation | Automatic and atomic when the net reserve reaches 5,042 USDC |
| Post-graduation market | Canonical Uniswap V4 pool with the Rearctor hook |
| Liquidity custody | Pool contract; no principal-withdrawal function |
What is implemented#
The app provides token discovery, search by name/symbol/address, individual token pages, execution-price charts, recent transactions, holder concentration, project buyback history and separate protocol treasury reporting. Public browsing reads a persistent index. Quotes, wallet balances and transaction checks use fresh chain state.
The official Rearc token (REARC) is intended to be the first launch. Its permanent page shows an upcoming state until the required on-chain identity checks pass. A matching token name or symbol does not establish that identity.
Administration#
Control Room provides separate overview, graduation, fees and settings pages for authorized connected wallets. The factory owner manages graduation; the treasury owner chooses protocol-funded REARC burns. Project-budget processing is open to any wallet, with destinations fixed at launch. See Admin & networks for the available actions.
Read the system in layers#
Start with the user guides, then use Architecture, Smart contracts and Indexing for implementation details. Integrations includes public ABI downloads and a safe API example. Network & deployment status lists the connected Arc Testnet deployment separately from the Mainnet Preview.
This edition reflects the current source and network configurations on 16 September 2026.