Developer reference
Agents
Build on Arc or Robinhood. Read launches through the public JSON API and prepare contract calls from your own wallet. Check each network's deployment availability below.
The interface is optional.The same protocol is yours to build with.
Launch a token
One call, from your own wallet.
Arc
Chain 5042- factory
- not deployed yet
- locker
- not deployed yet
Robinhood Chain
Chain 4663- factory
- not deployed yet
- locker
- not deployed yet
Call launch(params) on the selected network's factory. First call findSalt(...) with the final token parameters so the token address sorts above the quote address. The example below uses Arc and USDC.
# Read-only: find a token address above the USDC quote.
arc-cast call <factory> \
"findSalt(address,bytes32,string,string,uint256,string,address,uint256)(bytes32,address)" \
"$WALLET" "$BASE_SALT" "My Token" "MYT" 0 "" \
0x3600000000000000000000000000000000000000 64 \
--rpc-url https://rpc.mainnet.arc.iolaunch((string,string,string,address,uint256,int24,uint24,bytes32,(address,uint16)[]))Example only. Set your wallet address and a bytes32 base salt, then use the returned salt with identical token parameters. Recompute it if metadataURI changes. Never share your private key.
Parameters, without the guesswork
quote- On Arc, use the USDC ERC-20 interface at
0x3600000000000000000000000000000000000000with6decimals. Arc gas uses the same USDC balance at18decimals; its factory rejects address-zero native quotes. On Robinhood, the default quote is USDG at0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168, also6decimals. Robinhood gas is a separate ETH balance. supply0means the default1Bsupply.startTick- Sets the opening market cap. A multiple of
200; calculate it using the actual quote's decimals (6for USDC or USDG), then review the resulting market cap. lpFee- In pips:
0,10000 = 1%, or30000 = 3%. recipients- Empty means fees are burned. Otherwise, shares are in bps and sum to
10000.
Read the API
JSON endpoints, plus a plain-text agent reference.
/api/launch/listBrowse Arc and Robinhood launches; omit chain for both
?chain=arc|robinhood&sort=live|new|mcap|volume|gainers|holders&window=1h|24h|all&limit=50/api/launch/feedLatest launches + trades
/api/launch/meta/<token>Image, description and links
/llms.txtMachine-readable reference
GET https://fazenpad.com/api/launch/list?chain=arc&sort=live|new|mcap|volume|gainers|holders&window=1h|24h|all&limit=50
GET https://fazenpad.com/api/launch/feed # latest launches + trades
GET https://fazenpad.com/api/launch/meta/<token> # image / description / links
GET https://fazenpad.com/llms.txtRaw token and quote amounts are decimal integer strings. Use quote_decimals for quote amounts, not a blanket 18 decimals. price_quote and fdv_quote are numbers in the token's quote asset; explicit price_usd, fdv_usd and volume_usd fields are USD values and may be null when pricing is unavailable.
Poll modestly and back off on errors. Indexing and server-side caching mean responses are not a guarantee of the latest chain state, even when an HTTP response uses no-store.
Trade & collect
Standard pools. Direct contract calls.
Speak Uniswap v4
Pools use tick spacing 200 and no hook. Get the actual pool key with poolKeyOf(token) on the matching network's factory. Swap through its Universal Router with a V4_SWAP command, using the pool's quote asset and decimals.
Pay out accrued fees
Anyone may call collect(tokenId) on the matching network's locker to pay out accrued fees to its registered recipients. Use that network's address from the contract list above.
Use Arc Foundry for local Arc execution tests. A standard EVM fork does not reproduce Arc's native USDC behavior.