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o1 Launchpad creates a fixed-supply token and opens its permanent onchain market in one transaction. Before launching, prepare the token identity, select the market pair, decide whether its public profile can be updated, and review the market settings shown by the app.

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Built-in launch options

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A practical launch flow

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Choose the market

Select the chain, token product and paired asset. Crypto markets use a supported native currency, stablecoin or other crypto token; stock markets use a supported Stock Token. The paired asset determines the market and the currency used for recipient fees and dividends. Tax burns use the launched token; $O launches burn the wstO paired asset instead.
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Prepare the token profile

Choose the name, symbol, image, description, website, and social links that users will see. The image and public profile are stored on IPFS as part of the launch flow.
3

Choose profile control

Keep profile information fixed or allow the creator wallet to edit it. This choice never allows new tokens to be created, transfers to be paused, the token to be upgraded, or liquidity to be removed.
4

Review the economics

Confirm the selected pair, fixed supply, opening-price assumption, approximate FDV, permanent liquidity, current creation fee, trading taxes or fees, payout currency, and anti-sniping schedule shown by the application. New Arc Standard launches have no anti-snipe surcharge and pay the normal 1% fee from launch. The documented Standard settings on Base, Robinhood, Monad, BSC and X Layer use a 20-second schedule. For Tax, review the creator-selected ordinary totals, post-protocol split, dividend minimum and optional protection described in Tax tokens. Earlier pools keep their frozen settings.
5

Launch and communicate

Sign from the creator wallet, wait for confirmation, then use the token page and announcement registry to share updates with the community.

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Supply and liquidity

Current launches create 1 billion tokens and place the complete supply into one permanent Uniswap v4 liquidity position. The creator does not deposit the paired asset, cannot remove the position, and cannot mint more tokens later. Tokens enter user wallets through trading. Staking is a separate optional product for tokens already held in a wallet and does not change the launch supply or liquidity position.

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After launch

  • share the confirmed token address and market link;
  • use creator announcements for public updates;
  • monitor trading, holders, liquidity, and claimable fee balances;
  • use referrals for eligible Standard-token trades;
  • for Tax tokens, claim earned dividends or send collected burn-tax tokens to the dead address;
  • for $O launches, follow the token page’s confirmed wstO burn total; there is nothing to claim or burn manually;
  • optionally create a separate staking vault with its complete reward budget funded in advance.

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Before you launch

  • verify the selected network and paired asset;
  • review the token name, symbol, image, description, and public links;
  • enable profile editing only when ongoing updates are needed;
  • check the opening-price assumption, approximate FDV, permanent liquidity, current creation fee, fee currency, and fee split;
  • confirm any creator payout recipient and product-specific attribution; $O launches have neither fee allocations nor a payout recipient;
  • open the final transaction details in the wallet before signing;
  • publish the confirmed token address and pool after confirmation.