How it works

Every coin on Bull Launch is a fair launch on Arc Chain: no presale, no team allocation, and everyone buys from the same curve from the first block. Four steps, and the contracts enforce every one of them.

  1. Pick a coin you like
    Browse Explore for every launch, or start from the front page, where the feed shows what is being traded now and the callouts other traders have posted. A coin's page shows its curve, its holders, its trades and the fees it charges before you commit anything.
  2. Buy on the bonding curve
    A coin launches straight into a Uniswap v4 pool. Its whole supply is minted once into that pool as a fixed band of liquidity, so the price is a function of how much has been bought so far: every buy moves it up the curve and every sell moves it back down. Nobody can add or remove that liquidity, and nobody bought in before the launch was public.
  3. Sell any time
    You sell back to the same curve, whenever you like, at wherever the price is then. Every trade pays the swap fee shown on the coin's page, and network gas. Your coins stay in your wallet throughout: the site never holds them and cannot move them without a transaction you sign.
  4. Graduation
    The curve has a fill amount, a fixed figure set per base asset, and each coin's page shows how far along it is. When the curve has taken in that much, the hook closes it. The liquidity it collected stays in the same v4 pool, in positions held by a locker contract with no withdrawal function, and the coin keeps trading there like any other pair.

Creator fees

The swap fee on every trade is split between the coin's creator and the protocol. The protocol's share is 10% of the fee and goes to the treasury; the remaining 90% is the creator's to claim. A creator can also set a creator tax at launch, taken on top of the swap fee and paid to them in full; it is shown on the coin's page whenever it is not zero.

There is no holder-rewards mechanism. Fees go to the creator and the treasury and nowhere else, so a coin that promises a share to holders is promising something the contracts do not do.

See the feesLaunch a token