Launch tokens on Arc with locked liquidity, instant DEX visibility and optional automatic buybacks.
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Arc mainnet is live.
Stop asking what launches next. Launch it.
ArcOrigin is open: create a token, trade native markets, follow wallets and track buybacks onchain.
Home of $ORIGIN.
What are you bringing to @arc?
https://t.co/eCEsXOhCa6
Arc's public mainnet: day one.
$ORIGIN's supply: 5%+ gone.
50M+ burned all-time.
$170K+ traded all-time.
Another 11M+ just bought & burned automatically.
We were building before the doors opened.
We're just getting started.
https://t.co/sRLHJ1TOkx
The burn is back.
30M+ $Origin aren't.
$170K+ traded all-time
$130K+ in 24h
Direct fee burns restored. $450+ reserved for buybacks, awaiting the price check.
The oracle is fixed. The safeguards stayed.
https://t.co/sRLHJ1TOkx
One buyback. 11M+ fewer $ORIGIN.
ArcOrigin just spent 188.66 USDC buying ORIGIN from the pool—and burned every token it bought.
Total burned: 41M+.
Over 4% of the initial supply.
Not a roadmap item. A confirmed transaction.
https://t.co/sRLHJ1TOkx
1 day until @arc mainnet.
Zero days until you can use ArcOrigin.
Launch a token. Trade native markets. Track the protocol onchain.
Our platform is live. Our token is $ORIGIN.
What will you launch?
https://t.co/eCEsXOhCa6
DAY 1. Not our first day.
ArcOrigin has been building before the countdown: token launches, onchain analytics, buybacks and burns.
Our launchpad. Our token: $ORIGIN.
When you get to @arc, come see what we've been working on.
https://t.co/eCEsXOhCa6
Arc deserves better than “buy now, research later.”
As builders, we should make contract permissions and money flows easy to check—not ask people to take our word for it.
he put them in. he was out of the way seven minutes before he did.
@theunipcs is the reason 500k people heard about "stocks on @Arc". he had his own bag parked in his public wallet seven minutes before he told them to hurry. seven hours later the eth vault behind that bridge paid $117k to a wallet that never redeemed anything, and the keeper stopped. Arc isn't open yet.
this post is about what he did and what he didn't do, in that order, with timestamps.
what he did. his side wallet, 0xbe96bd2310818369dd1ffab88bf3c423c6dc4f6b, pulled 20 eth from an exchange starting 15:26 utc on the 13th, bridged about $39k of stock tokens through https://t.co/thb1QNOOvH and bought LONG, PEG, LONGCAT and AI between 18:10 and 23:16 utc. at 23:39 it moved the LONG to his fomo-verified wallet, 0x0a6ebed0155edb4b21d92ad02897a626cd90119e. at 00:10 it moved the rest. at 00:17 he posted "you really should hurry." he was fully positioned, in the wallet fomo shows to 650k followers, before a single follower had read the word Arc. his own apology confirms it: "mid five figures", "sent to my FOMO wallet yesterday." the order of events is not in dispute. he set it himself.
what he called it. "the main launchpad on Arc." it is one anonymous address, 0xb053c334d151374fc19f784ebd543b73701ddfd8, that owns all thirteen vaults, all thirteen arc tokens, the launchpad and the fee locker, with no verified source code anywhere. circle's own blog says Arc is in private mainnet until september 16. the site's own footer says it is "not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood, Arc, Circle, or any issuer of the underlying stocks." $LONG, the token he bought and named, was launched two days earlier by that same address through its own launchpad, which took 20.2% of supply for about $906. seven minutes before his post, that address started raising the arc-CRCL mint cap, 7,500 to 50,000 in four transactions. he says he "didn't do the level of research i normally would." every one of those facts was one explorer tab away, and he had 650k people's money riding on whether he opened it.
what happened to the people who listened. at 07:07 utc the keeper key behind https://t.co/thb1QNOOvH called release on the eth vault. the vault paid 46.32 eth, about $117k and essentially the whole reserve, to 0xbc3333665007e4b4c830937c0cd85e47eb54dccf. that wallet has never made a transaction on Arc. it never held a single arc-eth token. there is no burn of that size on any of their thirteen tokens. the payout had no redemption behind it. the wallet was gas-funded four minutes earlier through two bridges, and 66 seconds after receiving the eth it bridged 45 of it to ethereum, where it sits right now, unmoved. at 07:17 the keeper paused that vault and stopped processing everything. its own health feed reads "INVARIANT VIOLATED", 47.8 arc-eth tokens outstanding against 2.98 eth in the vault. 494 wallets hold those tokens.
and it spreads. redeem on Arc burns your token first and queues the payout second. since the keeper stopped, users have burned about $121k of arc-CRCL with zero releases, and deposited more CRCL on robinhood chain with zero mints. one reply under the team's thread: "i bridged 3 eth ($7000) through your website and you gave me an eth coin that has $1k liquidity and my eth is now worth $100." those are his readers.
what he did next. at 08:25 utc, an hour after the halt, he posted an apology. it says "i deserve most of it." it says "i was paid ZERO" and "i've gained nothing," both of which the chain agrees with, and neither of which was the question. it says his goal is to "help my followers win" and that he's "paying attention to the replies" for the next opportunity. it does not mention the vault. it does not mention the halt. it does not mention that the site he linked was put on registrar hold at 04:53 utc and reappeared 57 minutes later as https://t.co/YrBFi1m2c9, same build, same keeper, same contracts, behind a story about "spam attacks." it does not tell the people he sent in that redeem currently burns and does not pay. four hundred words about how he feels. zero for them.
i can't tell you whether the 07:07 payout was a compromised keeper, a keeper bug, or someone inside the team. only that key can call release, so whoever did it controlled the key or what it listens to. and to be exact about him: i found no transfer between his wallets and the team's, no payment, no sale, and no link to envelope. he didn't take the eth. he built the crowd that was standing in the vault when it went.
if you read my envelope post in july, you know how one key and one server ends. the team behind this one got its first Arc USDC through envelope's bridge on july 28. this is the sequel. he wrote the trailer.
Arc opens on the 16th. nothing on it today is official, no stock token on it is a share, and no bridge to it is endorsed. if you hold these tokens, understand that redeem burns first and pays later, and the payer is currently stopped. don't burn into a halted queue. wait for the team to publish what happened, and wait for the 16th.
full brief with every address, timestamp and the eth_call data to reproduce all i can send to anyone who asks me. he said "show me." this is me showing you.
he put them in. he was out of the way seven minutes before he did.
@theunipcs is the reason 500k people heard about "stocks on @Arc". he had his own bag parked in his public wallet seven minutes before he told them to hurry. seven hours later the eth vault behind that bridge paid $117k to a wallet that never redeemed anything, and the keeper stopped. Arc isn't open yet.
this post is about what he did and what he didn't do, in that order, with timestamps.
what he did. his side wallet, 0xbe96bd2310818369dd1ffab88bf3c423c6dc4f6b, pulled 20 eth from an exchange starting 15:26 utc on the 13th, bridged about $39k of stock tokens through https://t.co/thb1QNOOvH and bought LONG, PEG, LONGCAT and AI between 18:10 and 23:16 utc. at 23:39 it moved the LONG to his fomo-verified wallet, 0x0a6ebed0155edb4b21d92ad02897a626cd90119e. at 00:10 it moved the rest. at 00:17 he posted "you really should hurry." he was fully positioned, in the wallet fomo shows to 650k followers, before a single follower had read the word Arc. his own apology confirms it: "mid five figures", "sent to my FOMO wallet yesterday." the order of events is not in dispute. he set it himself.
what he called it. "the main launchpad on Arc." it is one anonymous address, 0xb053c334d151374fc19f784ebd543b73701ddfd8, that owns all thirteen vaults, all thirteen arc tokens, the launchpad and the fee locker, with no verified source code anywhere. circle's own blog says Arc is in private mainnet until september 16. the site's own footer says it is "not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood, Arc, Circle, or any issuer of the underlying stocks." $LONG, the token he bought and named, was launched two days earlier by that same address through its own launchpad, which took 20.2% of supply for about $906. seven minutes before his post, that address started raising the arc-CRCL mint cap, 7,500 to 50,000 in four transactions. he says he "didn't do the level of research i normally would." every one of those facts was one explorer tab away, and he had 650k people's money riding on whether he opened it.
what happened to the people who listened. at 07:07 utc the keeper key behind https://t.co/thb1QNOOvH called release on the eth vault. the vault paid 46.32 eth, about $117k and essentially the whole reserve, to 0xbc3333665007e4b4c830937c0cd85e47eb54dccf. that wallet has never made a transaction on Arc. it never held a single arc-eth token. there is no burn of that size on any of their thirteen tokens. the payout had no redemption behind it. the wallet was gas-funded four minutes earlier through two bridges, and 66 seconds after receiving the eth it bridged 45 of it to ethereum, where it sits right now, unmoved. at 07:17 the keeper paused that vault and stopped processing everything. its own health feed reads "INVARIANT VIOLATED", 47.8 arc-eth tokens outstanding against 2.98 eth in the vault. 494 wallets hold those tokens.
and it spreads. redeem on Arc burns your token first and queues the payout second. since the keeper stopped, users have burned about $121k of arc-CRCL with zero releases, and deposited more CRCL on robinhood chain with zero mints. one reply under the team's thread: "i bridged 3 eth ($7000) through your website and you gave me an eth coin that has $1k liquidity and my eth is now worth $100." those are his readers.
what he did next. at 08:25 utc, an hour after the halt, he posted an apology. it says "i deserve most of it." it says "i was paid ZERO" and "i've gained nothing," both of which the chain agrees with, and neither of which was the question. it says his goal is to "help my followers win" and that he's "paying attention to the replies" for the next opportunity. it does not mention the vault. it does not mention the halt. it does not mention that the site he linked was put on registrar hold at 04:53 utc and reappeared 57 minutes later as https://t.co/YrBFi1m2c9, same build, same keeper, same contracts, behind a story about "spam attacks." it does not tell the people he sent in that redeem currently burns and does not pay. four hundred words about how he feels. zero for them.
i can't tell you whether the 07:07 payout was a compromised keeper, a keeper bug, or someone inside the team. only that key can call release, so whoever did it controlled the key or what it listens to. and to be exact about him: i found no transfer between his wallets and the team's, no payment, no sale, and no link to envelope. he didn't take the eth. he built the crowd that was standing in the vault when it went.
if you read my envelope post in july, you know how one key and one server ends. the team behind this one got its first Arc USDC through envelope's bridge on july 28. this is the sequel. he wrote the trailer.
Arc opens on the 16th. nothing on it today is official, no stock token on it is a share, and no bridge to it is endorsed. if you hold these tokens, understand that redeem burns first and pays later, and the payer is currently stopped. don't burn into a halted queue. wait for the team to publish what happened, and wait for the 16th.
full brief with every address, timestamp and the eth_call data to reproduce all i can send to anyone who asks me. he said "show me." this is me showing you.
Your token shouldn’t start with a bill.
Launching on ArcOrigin now costs $0.
Create a token. Get a live market. Liquidity locks at launch. Turn on automatic buybacks & burns if you want them.
You bring the idea. We bring the launchpad.
Gas still applies.
https://t.co/U3qBy399CF
A token launch is a moment. What happens next is the product.
On ArcOrigin:
→ Permanently locked liquidity
→ Optional automatic buybacks & burns
→ Public onchain analytics
Give your community something they can verify.
Build on @Arc → https://t.co/eCEsXOhCa6