HOW ARCHR WORKS
Permanently locked liquidity · Instantly tradeable · Launch anywhere
One tx, three effects
When you hit Launch, a single call to ArchrLaunchpad.launchWithBuy does three things:
- Deploys a fresh 1B-supply OpenZeppelin ERC-20 token.
- Creates a single-sided Uniswap V3 pool (WETH/token, 1% fee).
- Executes your dev-buy in the same tx, wrapping ETH into WETH and swapping.
LP is permanently locked
The WebFactory holds every LP NFT. There is no decreaseLiquidity path and no transferPosition path, so the LP is trapped in the factory forever. The only value that can ever leave is 1% swap fees, collected via the factory's owner-only collect function.
Practical implication: no rug is possible. The launcher cannot pull liquidity, and neither can we.
The coin has no owner
Each launched token is a plain OpenZeppelin ERC-20: no tax, no max-wallet, no owner hooks, no upgrade path. Uniswap V3 rejects fee-on-transfer tokens, so this design constraint is load-bearing.
Ownership is not renounced. It never existed; there is nothing to renounce.
ARCHR fee flywheel
Every coin's locked LP earns 1% swap fees. Those fees are collected periodically, swapped to more of the same coin, and airdropped to the top-50 ARCHR-token holders in proportion to their ARCHR balance: 1% of the coin's supply (10M tokens) per airdrop cycle, repeating every time a coin's accumulated fees cross the threshold.
The Reddit and Twitter bots already ship this. Every launchpad-website launch inherits the same flywheel.
Contracts
- WebFactory
0x1cd6759F20adf6E911d17e45d7046faC7cf6EE72 - ArchrLaunchpad
0x73D72e01D3c3E44E11FdD6632D6725f672662b46
