Terms

arcade is a stateless website that displays and interacts with immutable smart contracts on Arc. The contracts — not this site — hold every token and every dollar. We never take custody of your funds, cannot reverse your transactions, cannot freeze your tokens, and cannot recover your keys. If this website disappeared, every token, pool, and comment would keep working on-chain.

Everything here currently runs on Arc Testnet. Testnet USDC and testnet tokens have no monetary value, and testnet state may be reset by Circle or by our own contract upgrades at any time. Don't treat anything on this site as money until we say the word mainnet.

Anyone can launch a token or post a comment; both are recorded on a public blockchain by their authors, not by us. Token names, images, descriptions, and comments are user-generated content that we do not create, endorse, or moderate — and, because they live on-chain, could not delete even if we wanted to. A token appearing on this site means only that someone paid ~1 USDC to deploy it.

Tokens launched here are volatile, illiquid, and mostly worthless. The contract-enforced guarantees (no mint, locked curve, burned LP) eliminate specific rug mechanics — they do not make any token a good idea. Prices can go to zero from people simply selling. Nothing on this site is financial advice, and the software is provided as-is with no warranty of any kind.

1 USDC to launch, 1% on curve trades (70% to the token's creator), 30 bps on pool swaps (split between LPs, the creator, and the platform), and a flat 1%-of-target fee at graduation. All fee logic is in the verified contracts and cannot change for any token after its launch.

You are responsible for your keys, your transactions, your tax obligations, and complying with the laws that apply to you. Don't use arcade where doing so is prohibited. This page is a good-faith plain-language summary, not a substitute for professional legal review — which we'll obtain before mainnet.