Token launchpad, collateral vaults and a cross-chain memecoin economy.
Launch a token on Sui, Aptos, Arc, Robinhood Chain, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Avalanche or Monad. Every token is born with its own collateral vault you can redeem against at any time, and its liquidity is locked from the first block. No owner, no mint, no withdraw function.
Discover
Search, filter by chain, sort. The list scrolls on its own and loads more as you go, so the page stays short however many tokens there are.
Where it started
Circle's L1, where USDC is both the gas and the collateral — so every vault and every floor is in dollars. Sub-second finality. FTHM and the DAO live here.
Home of tokenized stocks and one of the busiest memecoin markets on-chain. The same launchpad, in USDG, deployed and verified contract by contract.
The platform
Pick a chain, a name, the dollar collateral and a 1-5% floor tax. The founder's buy lands at the opening price — no discount, nothing to front-run.
All of the collateral goes into this token's own vault. Floor = vault ÷ circulating supply, and it never drops when someone redeems.
A Uniswap v4 pool opens with real dollars on the bid side. Its hook rejects every liquidity removal, so the pool can't be pulled.
Every buy and sell sends the floor tax into the vault. Holders can burn and take their share of the vault whenever they want.
Live deployed on mainnet and usable today. Built & tested written and passing its checks against real mainnet state, deployment pending.
Token, vault and Uniswap v4 pool created together, on Arc, traded from twelve chains.
Burn tokens, receive your share of the collateral. No permission, no queue, no fee.
The hook rejects every liquidity removal. Nobody, the team included, can take the pool's money.
The 1-5% creator tax on each buy and sell goes straight into that token's vault.
Paste the contract address of any token on the chain you launch from (Arc, Robinhood, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche or Monad). Your collateral deposit, 0 or more, is converted into that token in the launch transaction, and the vault holds it. Every trade's tax then flows in as dollars. Redeeming burns tokens for a share of both, so the floor is real tokens in the vault, never a promise. Leave the field empty to keep the collateral in dollars.
No mint, no owner. Developer funding on every chain moves only through an Arc DAO vote and timelock.
Any launch token can get twins on the other chains over LayerZero. Total supply stays whole across all of them.
FTHM moves between Arc, eight EVM chains and Solana; together they always hold exactly 1,000,000,000. Two independent verifiers sign every message.
When the two chains disagree on price, the trade that would profit from the gap pays it into the vault instead.
Sell FTHM from either chain into either pool and take USDC on Arc or USDG on Robinhood; buy on one chain and receive on the other.
Each token has its own vault. There is exactly one way out: burning tokens. The burn shrinks supply and payout shrinks collateral in the same proportion, so the floor never moves for whoever stays. If the market price drops below the floor, buying there and redeeming is profit — so the market defends it.
Two separate charges per trade. The protocol's 2% is split five ways, fixed in the code. The creator's 1-5% tax never touches the protocol — it goes into that token's vault.
FTHM lives on Arc. On every other chain it exists only against FTHM locked on Arc, at one address on all eight EVM chains, so together they always hold exactly 1,000,000,000. Solana is reached through Arc. Once the pools open, a gate on each chain lets a holder sell into any chain's pool and take that chain's dollar, or buy on one chain and receive on another.
The Robinhood pool carries the Arc price. A trade that would profit from a gap between the two pays exactly that gap into the pool's depth, so a buyer pays the same price on either chain.
Every contract is on mainnet. Nothing below is open to use until it says so.
Live data
Read from every chain as the page loads. Nothing here is typed in; if a chain can't be read, the row says so.
Contracts
The last column says what each contract can do. 811 automated checks pass against real mainnet state.
FAQ
No. The vault has no withdraw function, and it carries no instruction that could change its code, so one cannot be added later.
The floor is in dollars — USDC on Arc, USDG on Robinhood — so it only falls if that stablecoin does. Market price can still trade above or below it; what is guaranteed is that the ratio doesn't break.
Yes — their tokens are theirs. What they can't do is pull the pool's money or the vault's collateral, and their sale's tax goes into the vault too.
Not externally. 811 automated checks run against real mainnet state, and every defect they found is documented in the code. That is not a substitute for an audit.
No. The hook is part of the pool's identity, so it runs whichever interface you come through — including exact-output trades.
No. Tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain may not be offered to persons in the United States, and are restricted in Canada, the UK and Switzerland. A launch backed by them would need identity checks and transfer limits that a permissionless pool cannot enforce, so ARC PULSE does not offer one. Every launch today is backed by dollars only.
No. These are memecoins. A floor doesn't make one a good investment; it makes the location of zero something you can know.
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