Fair from
second one
Every launchpad says it's fair. Arrow makes it checkable: the liquidity burns on migration, no wallet can take more than 3%, and for the first 30 seconds buying is expensive on purpose — so bots can't take the floor before you've read the ticker.
Bots read faster
than you do
A sniper bot watches the chain for new tokens and buys in the same block the token is created — before any human has seen it exists. It gets the cheapest part of the curve, then sells to the people who arrive thirty seconds later. That's not a bug in most launchpads. It's just what happens when the first buy is as cheap as any other.
The first 30 seconds
cost a fortune
Buying in second 1 carries a 99% fee. In second 15, 51%. From second 30 on, a flat 2% forever. The fee falls every single second — so the earlier you push, the more it costs you, and waiting half a minute costs you nothing.
Nobody collects
the surcharge
This is where most "anti-bot taxes" quietly become a business. If the launch fee went to the creator or to us, we'd have every reason to rush you in during those 30 seconds. So it doesn't go to anyone: the whole surcharge drops into the token's own reserve, where it can only ever leave two ways — back to a seller, or into the Uniswap pool at migration, where the LP is burned.
The same in second 0 and in second 300. Whoever launched the token earns exactly this, no matter how early you buy.
Fixed in the contract. It can't be raised later — not by us, not by anyone.
Up to 97% in the first seconds. It becomes backing for the token you just bought, and ends up as locked liquidity. No wallet can withdraw it.
Three rules,
fixed at launch
Shield up for 30s
The buy fee starts at 99% and drops each second to 2%. Sniping the first block stops being profitable, and the creator's own first buy is exempt — it happens in the same transaction as the launch, so there's no window for anyone to slip into.
3% max per wallet
No address can take more than 30,000,000 of the 1B supply. It's cumulative, so splitting the buy across ten transactions doesn't help. The creator is capped too.
Migration is automatic
When the curve hits its target, liquidity moves to Uniswap V2 in the same transaction and the LP token goes to the burn address. Nobody can pull that liquidity out — not the creator, not us.
Check it,
don't trust it
Every claim on this page is visible on-chain. The supply, the fee split, the burned LP, the 3% cap — all of it is in a contract you can read, and none of it depends on us keeping our word.
Loose one
Fixed supply, no mint function, fees that can't be raised. Everything above is set when you deploy and can't be changed afterward — by anyone.
Tokens
Everything loosed on the chain. Pick one to trade it.
Launch
Set the details and loose it. It goes live on the curve instantly, with the sniper shield up for the first 30 seconds.
Square works best — it gets cropped to a square anyway
Portfolio
What you hold, valued at the current curve price. Graduated tokens are valued from their Uniswap pair.