Nothing to miss, and nothing to pay.
You don't need to be there. The claim sends the tokens to the address in the proof, never to whoever pressed the button. So if someone else claims for you, the 50,000 TOLLY land in your wallet exactly the same as if you'd done it yourself. It is not a forwarding arrangement or an escrow, it's how the contract is written: there is no parameter for a destination. Nobody can redirect a claim, including us.
Straight into your wallet, as is. Full 50,000 TOLLY, no deduction, no wrapper, no vesting, no unlock.
On the fee: there isn't one. The only cost is gas, and on Arc that's USDC. A claim costs about $0.0035 , we measured it on a real one. Claiming for every remaining wallet costs about 17 cents in total, and we're covering it.
We're running the bulk claim early rather than waiting for the deadline, precisely so nobody's allocation depends on being available on a particular day.
The airdrop is now live. Eligible users can claim their allocation on our website:
https://t.co/A4cYe9FdVK
You have 30 days to claim. If you don’t claim within that period, we’ll claim it on your behalf, so you won’t lose your TOLLY.
So $TOLLY is the #1 launchpad token on Arc and $BUILDOG is the #1 Arc Architects dog mascot.
Different lanes both leading their category.
Congrats to both teams @TollyLabs and @Buildog9 🫡🔥
You can paste you address in here to see if you were in time for the 1st airdrop. Someone cheated and we removed one wallet . The spot of that 1 wallet will be for the next airdrop, so 49 Wallets registered.
YOU CANNOT CLAIM YET
https://t.co/A4cYe9FdVK
ARC already has several launchpads but @TollyLabs caught my attention because the real alpha isnt the launch button it’s everything running under the hood.
Tolly built a launchpad agnostic tokenomics layer.
@circle calls USDC programmable money. Tolly is applying that same idea to token launches: a programmable launch layer where projects decide exactly how their fees and tokenomics work.
Projects launched there or on another pad can route fee revenue into buybacks/burns holder rewards, locked LP, treasury or scheduled DCA.
Builders get programmable tokenomics without building their own contract and keeper stack.
Holders get fees recycled into buy pressure rewards and deeper liquidity.
Native Tolly launches feed the system automatically.
Outside projects can plug in too: 99% of their routed fees stays project side while the 1% toll market buys and burns the official $TOLLY token.
So instead of every projects fees simply feeding a platform treasury each connected project becomes another pipe into the same Furnace.
$11K market cap imagine that loop with more launches more outside projects plugging in and real volume flowing through it.
CA: 0xbc43ce8dec648ea298c4275559b81d6261c90b67
$USDC $ETH @arc
The launchpad that pays you for holding. Not just TOLLY. Every token launched on it.
1% pool fee and 12% of it goes to holders, weighted by how long you actually held. Not by who was there on one block.
https://t.co/5TrgTSzg7L
Tolly is looking for its first 50.
Not holders. OGs. The ones who show up early, call it loud, and stay when it goes quiet.
50 seats. One signature. That is the whole barrier.
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Tolly is looking for its first 50.
Not holders. OGs. The ones who show up early, call it loud, and stay when it goes quiet.
50 seats. One signature. That is the whole barrier.
RT + like + comment this post
A lot of people think buying eUSDC on these Arc "launchpads" means bridging to mainnet. It doesn't. You're handing over real USDC for an IOU and paying exorbitant fees for the privilege.
TOLLY does things differently. Every fee is inspectable on-chain and flows to creators and holders by design. We're here to uplift the space, not extract from it.
We just made our submission to the @arclens_app Arc ecosystem showcase.
TOLLY is a launchpad on Arc where the creator earns, not the platform. 64% of the 1% pool fee is written to you in a contract at birth, and liquidity locks forever.
Built USDC-native, for Arc.