Testnet
Base assets and curves
Bull Launch is running on Arc Chain Testnet. Balances are test units with no value, and the stack may be redeployed.

Integration

Base assets and curves

Which assets a launch can be priced in, and each one's opening valuation and graduation target.

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A launch is priced in exactly one base asset, chosen at creation from what the registry whitelists. Read the live list from ConfigRegistry.getEnabledBases() rather than hardcoding it: the owner can add or drop an entry at any time, and a launch against a base that is not enabled reverts with BaseNotAllowed.

BaseAddress and decimals
USDC0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (native), 18 decimals
USDT0x85C59dc273d2F1807F2EF569285dff62FF548b8a, 6 decimals

Each base carries its own curve on the registry, read as baseCurve(base) returning (startAmount, fillAmount). startAmount is the valuation a launch opens at and fillAmount is what the main band must take in to graduate, both denominated in that base.

BaseOpens atGraduates atExact raise
USDC3 USDC8 USDC8.04 USDC
USDT3,000 USDT8,000 USDT8,039.32 USDT

baseFillAmountActual(base) is the figure the hook actually settles against, and it is slightly above fillAmount because the band is priced in ticks and the target lands inside one. Use it when you need the exact raise, and fillAmount when you need the number the protocol advertises.