approvals: none · minimum out on this quote is 0, because a minimum is the trader's own choice and this page has no trader.
The fee line is the only thing on this screen that varies with how a trade reaches the market. Which contract it targets, whether a router sits in the path, and whether we earn anything are ours to know and are not on this page — the same button, the same quote, the same flow, whichever of the four routes this coin takes.
Fund with USDC from anywhere
USDC, burned there and minted here
Circle's CCTP moves the balance itself rather than wrapping it, so what arrives to buy this coin is the same USDC that left. Destination domain 26, through 0x8FE6…2DAA.
from Ethereum Sepolia 0 · Base Sepolia 6 · Avalanche Fuji 1 · Arbitrum Sepolia 3
CCTP domain 26, verified on this chain at block 61,802,931: the TokenMessenger names the MessageTransmitter we hold, and that transmitter reports this domain. Read rather than configured, because an address in a config file is a claim and a contract that names its own siblings is a measurement.
Price and capitalisation
$0.000005421
per token, read from the pool at block 61,805,663. Last confirmed 0 blocks ago.
$5,421.46 market capitalisation — price times total supply, and nothing else. There is no fully-diluted figure beside it because no token here publishes a vesting schedule that would make one differ.
In-range liquidity L = 2.23e24, as the pool reports it. Not a currency amount: converting L needs the position's range.
Curve progress
no curve
This venue has no bonding curve: it creates a token and opens a pool in one transaction. A fact about the venue, not a gap in the record.
Volume, gross
This launch's trades have not been scanned, so no volume has been measured. Zero rows is not zero volume, and the difference is the trade cursor.
Dev buy, declared against executed
This venue has no dev-buy mechanic and no event that would report one. Left blank rather than inferred from the first trade, which would be a guess about intent.
Price, as traded
no curve to plot
This venue creates a token and opens a pool in one transaction, so it has no curve trades of its own. Its trading happens in that pool, and pool swaps are a stream nothing indexes yet — a different fact from a curve with no trades.
Creator history
2 launches · 0 graduated
survival not observed
LiquidityLauncher 2
This line is attributed: at least one launch under it takes its creator from the sending address, and an aggregate is reported at the weakest confidence in it. A launch sent through a contract, a multisig or a relayer attributes to the sender rather than the person.
Survival
Survival sampling is stopped for this product. It measures whether a market was still trading a day after it opened, which is the launch product's success metric and not this one's.
This is not a zero and it is not pending. A horizon that closes while nothing is watching cannot be read afterwards — the outcome would need state readings the archive no longer holds — so there is no reading coming for this launch.
Wallet clusters (held)
Clustering needs bridge and exchange labels. None exist on this chain: CCTP is not in production configuration here and no exchange has deposit addresses on a testnet. Without them the graph reports everyone who arrived the same way as one entity, and shipping that with a caveat still ships the claim.
Indexing continues meanwhile. It is publication that waits, and this space is kept rather than filled with a weaker number.
Holders
2 wallets · 4.00% of supply
3 addresses hold a balance at block 61,805,663; the ones the market holds are named below and are not counted as wallets.
The balances add up to total supply exactly, so this set is complete.
The set of addresses comes from this token's own Transfer logs; every balance is read off the chain with balanceOf, pinned to that block. A missed log costs a holder we do not know about, which the supply check above makes visible, rather than a balance that is quietly wrong.
Where it trades
a Uniswap v4 pool
opened in the launch transaction — this launch never graduated, because it never had a curve to graduate from.
a Universal Router bound to this PoolManager is configured
Hook0xa6cc…e0cc·before initialize, before swap, after swap, can modify swaps (before), can modify swaps (after)·not a proxy · no upgrade selector found
The permissions are the low bits of the hook's address, which v4 reads as the callbacks it will be called for. They say what the hook can be called for and nothing about what it does. Whether its code is replaceable is a separate fact, because "immutable for that pool" is true of a hook's address and not of its code — and the absence of a pattern we recognise is not a claim that there is none.
Prize
Not Prize Eligible
pass — transferable now: No transfer gate measured on LiquidityLauncher's tokens.
pass — the vault will escrow it: The vault accepts this address. That is a shape check — code is deployed and the kind matches — and not a judgement about the token.
unknown — technical compatibility: No fee-on-transfer, rebasing or callback detection has been built. The contract measures the escrow it actually receives, so a taxing token escrows less rather than breaking -- but this check is not made.
unknown — activity floor: docs/prize.md leaves the threshold TBD, to be set from observed usage. Nothing is enforced.
unknown — a valuation we will show: No price source is wired to this chain, so every prize renders as an amount with no estimate. That is the honest answer, not a failure of this token.
fail — on the curated list: Not on Rafflor's list, so no raffle escrowing it appears in this feed and the create flow builds nothing for it. The vault is permissionless and unaffected: a raffle created against the contract directly exists on chain and settles on chain.
A check reads unknown when this repository does not make it,
and an unknown is never counted as a pass. The last three are requirements docs/prize.md states
and nothing here enforces yet.