Fee flywheel on every collect USDC fees • 70% → creator, but only while they hold ≥1% • If they sell below 1% (even once): that 70% goes to holders permanently (anyone holding ≥0.5% shares it; more held → more received). Buying back later does not reverse it. • 20% → buys UARC and burns it (permissionless — anyone can trigger) • 10% → community reserve that can only buy & burn tokens launched here — no withdraw Token fees • 70% → creator under the same ≥1% rule (else → holders, same as above) • 30% → direct burn of that token (never sold for USDC by the protocol) Pool fee: 1%. LP NFT stays in a locker with no withdraw.

Status update on Arc access Public Arc RPC is still restricted, and Circle’s official route into Arc (Gateway domain) is not reliably minting right now. This is an upstream / infrastructure issue — not a UARC contract drain. If you deposited USDC via Circle Gateway and claim hasn’t finished: funds are not lost. They sit on Circle’s official Gateway rails until Arc mint can complete. What to do: Type yourself (bookmark) — don’t click links from strangers Paste your own Base deposit tx hash → Resume / Auto-claim Sign with the same address that deposited Wait on official notices from @arc / Circle — we won’t ask you to trust random third-party RPCs We’ll reopen full flow only when the official path works end-to-end.

Thanks for the attention on @uarcdotfun . We’re delaying platform open. From what we can see, the @arc team has cut public access to Arc mainnet. This looks more like the familiar early-chain pattern of locking access after a rush / front-run window — not an exit. Similar things happened during early Robinhood-related test phases too. Known risk right now: • Funds on Arc wallets may be temporarily stuck • Recovery timing is unknown How long until @arc reopens mainnet and the official bridge is still TBD. Hoping it won’t stretch a full month. We’ll follow @arc’s official announcements — and update as soon as access is back.

UARC opens today at 12:00 UTC. UARC brings the direct-to-V3 model popularized by Pons to Arc—and extends it with permanent liquidity, creator alignment and community buybacks. The $UARC platform token launches as public token creation opens. Every launch: • Costs 1 USDC • Creates a fixed-supply token • Opens a 1% USDC pool through Arc’s official Uniswap V3 Factory • Permanently locks the LP NFT in a contract with no withdrawal function LAUNCH PROTECTION During the launch block, public pool buys revert. The only exception is the creator’s optional one-time first buy. For the first hour: • 2% maximum wallet • 2.2% cumulative pool buys per address Wallet-to-wallet transfers remain unrestricted. FEES LP fees collected by the locked position are allocated as follows: USDC side: 70% creator 20% $UARC buyback and burn 10% community buyback reserve Token side: 70% creator 30% burned Anyone can trigger the $UARC buyback. Purchased $UARC is burned. The community reserve has no withdrawal function. Any token launched through UARC may be selected for buyback and burn. CREATORS EARN WHILE THEY HOLD Creators receive their 70% share while the creator and payout addresses together hold at least 1% of the token. If they fall below 1%, future creator fees permanently move to qualifying holders. Buying back later does not restore eligibility. Addresses holding at least 0.5% of the token supply share those fees proportionally. A creator who sells out is not charged an additional fee. Their future creator fees are redirected to the holders who remain. Even when a developer leaves, the community can continue building the token—and the holders who stay can receive its redirected trading fees. BRIDGE USDC TO ARC UARC charges no bridge fee and sponsors the Arc-side claim gas. Funds move through Circle Gateway directly to your connected address and never enter a UARC-controlled wallet. 12:00 UTC. Launch on Arc. Trade in USDC.

Bridge USDC from Base → Arc on the new official domain: This is the supported USDC on-ramp for uarc. Prefer this URL going forward. Legacy hosts remain live without a hard redirect so wallet risk scores don’t chain — but announce and bookmark How it works (non-custodial): Connect on Base and deposit USDC into Circle’s GatewayWallet Wait for Circle finality (about 13–19 minutes — ETH L1 blocks, not Base L2 blocks) Your wallet asks for one Circle EIP-712 burn authorization — that signature is the claim (there is no separate Claim button) Our relayer submits gatewayMint on Arc and pays the gas uarc never holds your key or your USDC. Funds move only through Circle’s public Gateway contracts. Platform fee is 0; only Circle’s own transfer fee applies. Official contracts — verify before you sign: GatewayWallet (Base deposit) 0x77777777Dcc4d5A8B6E418Fd04D8997ef11000eE GatewayMinter (Arc mint) 0x2222222d7164433c4C09B0b0D809a9b52C04C205 Canonical Arc USDC 0x3600000000000000000000000000000000000000 Relayer (sponsors Arc mint gas only) 0x25948666b5cA24D1745b9053929d70588E1C3E21 If you refresh mid-bridge, restore with your Base deposit tx: Circle Gateway docs: Home:

Bridging USDC to Arc is free. → we take nothing, and we pay your claim gas on Arc. How it works？ Your USDC never touches a wallet we control. It goes into Circle's Gateway contract on Base, Circle attests the burn, and the mint on Arc pays out to the address you connected with — your own. We are not in the custody path at any point. What that costs you: one deposit, one signature to authorize the transfer, and Circle's own fee (about 0.011 USDC). Nothing to us. The Arc side normally needs native USDC for gas, which you do not have yet if you are bridging in for the first time. So we sponsor it. A relayer submits the mint and pays for it. Why free？ We considered 1%. It bought a second transaction, an extra signature, and a window where the fee could land while the deposit did not. That is a bad trade for a few cents on an on-ramp. UARC makes its money when you launch and trade, not when you arrive. Minimum bridge is 1 USDC — below that Circle's own fee eats the transfer. Base → Arc. Native USDC on both ends, never wrapped.

Before you buy any token on uarc's Arc Testnet deployment, look at one marker on its page. "Fees → creator" means the dev is still holding at least 1% of their own supply. They are still in it with you. "Fees → holders · permanent" means they sold out. Their 70% of every trading fee is now yours and everyone else's above 0.5%. That does not reverse. "Fees → holders · pending" is the one to watch. It means the dev has already sold below the line and the switch happens at the next settlement. You are seeing it before it settles. You do not have to trust a roadmap, a lock-up promise, or a team wallet screenshot. The marker reads directly from the contract, and the contract has no admin key to change it. Liquidity is locked with no withdraw function. Tokens can still go to zero — that risk is yours and always will be. What is gone is the risk of the dev quietly earning while you bleed.

Where the money actually goes on uarc's Arc Testnet deployment. Every trade pays a 1% fee. On the USDC side: 70% → the creator, but only while they hold 1%+. Otherwise it goes to holders. 20% → is reserved for buying UARC on the open market and burning it. 10% → enters a shared reserve for buying and burning other registered tokens launched on the platform. On the launch-token side: 70% to the creator under the same condition, 30% reserved for direct burn. Every trade accrues those routes. After fees are collected, anyone can execute the UARC buy-and-burn route. The shared community reserve can only buy and burn registered factory-launched tokens. The splits are immutable. The community reserve cannot be withdrawn, but its target, amount, and timing are manually selected on Testnet. We disclose that control instead of calling it automatic or random. And the liquidity underneath it is held by a contract with no withdraw function. Nobody can remove it. Including us. @uarcdotfun

Too many launchpads have the same ending. The dev sells, you hold the bag, and the dev keeps earning trading fees on the way down. We removed that ending. On uarc's Arc Testnet deployment, a creator earns their 70% of trading fees only while they hold at least 1% of their own token. The moment their holding drops below that line — even for a single block — that 70% stops being theirs and goes to holders instead. Anyone holding 0.5% or more receives a share, and the more you hold, the more you receive. Three things about it: It is permanent. Buying back does not undo it. There is no appeal, no admin key, no exception. It measures their lowest point, not their average. A creator who dumps halfway through a payout period cannot average their way back above the line. There is no grace period. Selling out ten minutes after launch counts exactly the same as ten days later. A creator who never buys their own token never earns anything from it. No position, no income. The dev's incentive and yours are now the same thing. @uarcdotfun