Rearctor is a token launchpad on Arc. A token starts in its own USDC market and moves to a locked Uniswap V4 pool when its net USDC reserve reaches 5,042 USDC. Buying and selling continue on the token’s Rearctor page after that move.
Check the site’s mode#
A Simulation / Preview banner means you are browsing sample tokens and illustrative activity. Creating tokens, trading and budget transactions are disabled. Connecting a wallet does not turn preview data into live markets.
When live contracts are configured, the site identifies the network and shows the block covered by its index. Syncing or stale messages mean displayed information may lag the chain. Quotes and transaction checks still use current on-chain data.
Find a token#
Use Search in the header, or press ⌘K / Ctrl K, and enter a name, symbol or contract address. Open a result to see its market. Tab moves between controls and result links; Escape closes search. The directory also provides search, Charging / Ignited filters and sorting by newest, market cap or volume.
Search covers tokens launched through this Rearctor launchpad. Names and symbols can be duplicated, so compare the token address before trading. An official-looking name is not proof of identity.
The platform’s own token has a dedicated Rearc page. Mainnet launch planned means its verified live contract and market are not available yet. Sample tokens are demonstrations, not launches that precede Rearc.
Connect a wallet#
- Open Rearctor in a browser with an Ethereum-compatible wallet, such as MetaMask or Rabby, or in your wallet’s browser.
- Select Connect wallet and choose the account you want to use.
- When preparing a live transaction, approve the wallet’s network switch if needed. The production configuration targets Arc Mainnet, chain ID 5042.
- Review the token, amount, approval and network fee in the wallet before signing.
USDC is the paired asset for all markets in this release. Buys spend USDC; sells spend the project token. Launching also requires USDC for initial liquidity and any optional dev buy. Keep enough USDC for the network fee in addition to the amount you intend to spend.
Read a token page#
The page shows the token’s name and address, market data, fee settings, holder concentration when available, execution-price chart and recent transactions. Chart points represent completed trades, including fees; they are not forecasts. Use the chart’s time controls or keyboard slider to inspect individual executions.
My reactions shows tokens you created or hold among the reactions currently loaded by the page. It is not a complete account-wide wallet portfolio.
Public market data comes from Rearctor’s persistent index. A submitted transaction may appear in your wallet before it appears in the chart or analytics, because indexing waits for confirmations.
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