How Reserve works
Reserve is a launchpad on Arc, the Circle chain where gas is paid in USDC. Every coin launched here goes straight into a Uniswap v3 pool paired with USDC. No bonding curve, no graduation, no team allocation: the pool is the market from the first second.
Launching
From the Launch page: name, ticker, logo, links, optional first buy. One transaction does everything: deploys the coin (fixed 1,000,000,000 supply), opens the 1% pool at a $3,000 market cap, seeds the entire supply into it single-sided, and keeps the LP position inside the Reserve contract.
From X: mention @reservearc with the name and ticker and attach the logo. The bot pays the gas and replies with the link. Example: @reservearc launch Reserve Coin $RSV.
Locked liquidity
The LP NFT is owned by the launchpad contract, and the contract has no function that can withdraw, transfer or reduce it. Not the creator, not the platform, not the owner key. You can read the verified source on the explorer; the only thing the contract does with the position is collect its fees.
Fees
| What | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| Pool fee (1% of every trade) | 70% creator · 30% platform, in USDC. The coin side of the fee is split the same way. |
| Buyback-burn (creator's choice) | The creator's 70% buys the coin from the pool and burns it instead of being paid out. |
| Launch fee | A small USDC fee per web launch, to the platform. Launches through the X bot are free. |
Anyone can press "Claim pool fees" on a coin page; the money always goes to the fixed recipients. Coins launched from X keep the creator's share in escrow until that X account links a wallet on the Profile page.
Trading
The Buy / Sell box uses Uniswap's SwapRouter02 and QuoterV2 directly; you can also trade on any interface that supports Uniswap v3 on Arc. Slippage defaults to 3%. You need USDC on Arc for both the trade and the gas.
Arc network
Chain id 5042. The site adds the network to your wallet when you connect. Explorer: arcscan.app. Contract: not deployed yet.
Risk
Locked liquidity means nobody can pull the pool — it does not mean the price cannot go to zero. Anyone can launch anything. Coins have no promise of value. Do your own research.