How ARCon works

Someone launches a coin for your X handle. Every trade drops a fee into your on-chain pot automatically, whether or not you ever engage. To pull it to your own wallet, sign in with X. Coin holders earn a share too.

The chain: launch a coin → trades happen → your pot fills up → sign in with X to claim it. Nothing to set up in advance. Your pot exists the moment the coin launches.

You don't need a wallet or any crypto to have a coin launched for your handle. Anyone can launch one. The pot belongs to you the moment you sign in with X.

1. 1
   Enter a handle

   Type any X handle. That handle's pot receives the creator fees from every trade.
2. 2
   Fill in the details

   Name the coin, pick a ticker, upload a logo. Set an optional dev buy. Reflections are on by default; you can switch them off, permanently, for your coin.
3. 3
   Confirm and launch

   Connect your wallet, sign the transaction. The coin goes live instantly on the Arc bonding curve.

Every trade on your coin pays a creator fee. Here's where each slice goes.

With reflections off, the holders' 0.5% goes to the pot instead (pot receives 1.5%). Above the 2% floor, every extra 1% splits half to holders and half to the pot when reflections are on, and all to the pot when off. Venue and treasury stay fixed. These splits are set in the deployed factory contract and readable by anyone. One additional fee: off-platform USDC delivery takes 5% of the pot; claiming to your own wallet has no delivery fee.

Every trade on a coin launched for your handle sends the creator share to your on-chain pot. The pot is a smart contract deployed specifically for your X user id, not a server wallet. ARCon cannot redirect the balance to an address of its choosing.

One exception, on a public schedule: a pot with no trading fees and no claims for 14 days can be marked abandoned, and after a further 14-day notice window swept to the treasury. Any activity in between cancels it.

To claim, sign in with X. ARCon verifies you own that handle via X OAuth, then you give the wallet address you want paid. The whole pot is sent there in one go, and ARCon pays the gas.

On every coin launched with reflections on, holders share 0.5% of every trade, paid in USDC from a per-coin pool on chain. Each epoch, a keeper snapshots who held what, weights it by the multiplier, and sends each qualifying wallet its share directly. If a wallet can't be paid directly, its share waits in the pool and can be claimed any time, and nothing expires. Pools are isolated per coin and solvency checked on chain.

Your reflections are weighted by how you hold: up to a 2x multiplier on your time-weighted balance. Consecutive epochs build a streak, burns count in your favor, and selling during an epoch counts against you for a while. It applies to holders' reflections, not to the handle's pot, which always receives its full share.

When a coin's bonding curve fills to the threshold, it graduates to the open Arc DEX and trades freely. Your pot keeps receiving creator fees from continued volume. Graduated coins show a chip on their page and in the leaderboard.

Everything is on chain. The contracts in this build:

On-chain addresses populate here after deployment to Arc. Three properties are enforced by code, each covered by fork tests: pots pay only the attested wallet; the identity signer can be revoked instantly, voiding outstanding signatures; reflection pools are isolated and solvency-checked per coin.

pot

The on-chain contract that holds a handle's earned creator fees.

reflections

Fees distributed to coin holders on every trade, proportional to holdings.

graduation

When a coin leaves the bonding curve and starts trading on the open DEX.

dev buy

A purchase the launcher makes at the moment of launch, before anyone else.

multiplier

The up-to-2x weighting applied to a holder's reflections based on how they hold.