PROTOCOL RULES
Vouch Meme is an experimental Arc Testnet launchpad. Every launch shares the same immutable supply and curve rules.
A creator submits a ticker and description and pays 3.9 USDC. Optional name, image, website, X and Telegram metadata may be attached. The token contract mints exactly one billion tokens to the launchpad and exposes no subsequent mint function.
Before graduation, users buy and sell against transparent virtual USDC and token reserves. Purchases add net USDC to the curve and pay a 0.99% fee on top. Sales deduct 0.99% from the curve output.
The curve is calibrated so its final marginal price matches the initial AMM price. The 7,000 USDC graduation threshold always refers to net curve reserves after protocol fees.
At exactly 7,000 net USDC the curve closes. Anyone can call the graduation function. It atomically creates a Token/USDC pool and deposits 200 million tokens plus all 7,000 USDC.
The pool has no liquidity withdrawal method or private LP owner. Initial liquidity is permanently locked by construction.
Graduated pools use a 0.30% constant-product fee retained in the pool. The Vouch Router supports these pools and a registry of explicitly approved external adapters. It never accepts an arbitrary target contract from the browser.
The first release charges no additional aggregator platform fee.
Meme tokens are highly speculative. Fixed supply and locked liquidity do not guarantee value, legitimate creators, accurate descriptions, continued demand, or protection from price manipulation. Smart-contract bugs and wallet phishing remain possible.
Arc is currently a test network. Testnet USDC has no monetary value, contracts may be redeployed, and network state may change before mainnet.