Launching a token on Springline, end to end.
What you bring:
Ticker Name
A short description
Project X handle
What happens next:
On Arc, every pool is USDC-quoted. An address on the wrong side reverts the pool init, making this the difference between launching and stuck.
The pool opens with liquidity already in it. No bonding curves, no thresholds, no migrations. It trades from block zero, priced in dollars.
You earn a share of all trading fees, paid in native @circle straight to your wallet.
Springline.
On Arc, native usdc is the gas token and the ERC-20 at the same time.
Same balance, two views of it. You pay for the transaction in the asset you were already holding, and there is no second token to acquire before you can move.
For anyone building a payment flow, or a launchpad, that is the property everything else rests on.
8 days to mainnet.
Before Arc Mainnet goes live, builders get the first look.
Join the Arc Mainnet Developer Pre-Show on September 16 for a builder-first walkthrough of what’s launching across Arc, including App Kits, Onramp, CCTP v3, cirBTC, EURC, Arc Studio, and Circle Agent Stack.
The pre-show rolls directly into the Arc Mainnet livestream.
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springline, in one paragraph, for anyone who wants to launch a token on @arc:
a standard memecoin, quoted in native @circle, with the liquidity in the pool from the first block. no bonding curve, no graduation, nothing to migrate. creators are paid in native, to a wallet they control.
and every launch gets a front page; a card and a short story, written and set by you.
springline is here, and building for arc.
a launchpad where every pool is quoted in native @circle usdc from the first block. on arc, usdc is the gas and the erc-20, and there is no weth to quote against; so the quote asset is not a convention, it is the chain.
see you day 1 mainnet!