Deploy in one signature. Let a deterministic bonding curve discover price. Graduate into permanent Uniswap V3 liquidity when demand is real.
01 — 04 · deterministic state machine
One continuous market lifecycle. No private allocation between states, no manual liquidity handoff, no hidden pricing layer.
Submit name, ticker and description. The launchpad deploys the token and its pricing contract in one signature — no contract code, no reserved team allocation, no private presale.
A bonding curve quotes every buy and sell from on-chain state. Buys lift supply and reserves and push the quote up; sells return tokens and release collateral back down the same path.
Once the reserve target is met the curve stops quoting. Remaining inventory and collected ETH are paired at the migration ratio and seeded into a Uniswap V3 market — not returned, not burned.
Eligible ARROW-WETH LP tokens stake into the reward vault for a pro-rata share of streamed WETH. No lock, no vesting — claims are a separate action from unstaking.
Price discovery
Price comes from contract state—not an order book or off-chain market maker. Buys increase supply and reserves; sells move back through the same function.
P(s) = P₀ + ΔP · s²
Published model rendered directly into visualization. Contracts remain source of truth.
Indicative curve state
reserve → price → graduation
1 token
Minimum buy
5%
Max per tx
≈3.96 ETH
Target reserve
Exact execution
The quote and trade read the same on-chain state.
Slippage bounded
Your signed minimum received reverts a worse fill.
Venue changes
At target, curve quoting ends and Uniswap V3 begins.
Protocol surface
06 capabilities · one execution layer
The curve is only the beginning. Trading controls, distribution limits, referral accounting, integration primitives, and protocol intelligence ship with it.
Both the Swap page and each token's trade widget read a live on-chain quote — the same calculation that will execute your trade, not a separate off-chain estimate.
Every token caps an externally-owned wallet at 5% of total supply, checked on every transfer at the token contract level. A buy that would push you over simply fails.
Register a code, share it, and earn a share of the protocol fee from every trade a referred wallet makes. The share scales up in tiers as referred volume grows.
Governance picks the mode and the launch page tells you which is live. In gated mode an admin clears your wallet to deploy — they never deploy for you, and you stay the on-chain creator.
Resolve addresses from the deployment registry, read decimals off the token, simulate before submitting, and index canonical events. Interface labels are educational; chain state is authoritative.
The AI Model page answers protocol-specific questions interactively, with adjustable depth — from a one-line answer to a walk through the mechanism.
Trust boundary
REXA is non-custodial at execution, not governance-free. Security starts with making that boundary visible before anyone signs.
Contract guarantee
Priced by the curve contract and settled atomically. There is no off-chain matching step that could substitute a worse fill.
Your signed minimum-received value is checked on-chain. A fill worse than your tolerance reverts instead of executing.
The 5% per-wallet cap is checked on every transfer at the token contract level, not just in the interface.
The destination pool is created before the token address is public and stays locked from deposits until the curve completes, so it can't be pre-seeded at a manipulated price.
Administrative authority
Governance can pause new token creation or gate it behind approval at any time. This affects new launches, not tokens already live.
The access-control layer that gates buys and sells can restrict specific addresses. It is a platform-level tool, not something a token creator controls.
Governance sets buy/sell fee caps for newly created tokens, within hard limits enforced by the contract code.
The quote reflects the curve's state at the moment you requested it. Any trade that lands before yours moves the price slightly — that's expected, and it's exactly what your slippage tolerance is there to bound.
You've likely hit either the per-transaction 5%-of-target buy cap or the 5%-of-supply max-wallet limit. Split large buys across multiple transactions, spacing them so the curve can move between them.
Check whether the curve has completed and migrated to its AMM pool — trading continues there, through a different market. If it hasn't graduated and still won't trade, the access-control layer may be paused; that's platform-wide, not tied to your token.
Whatever supply remains, plus the ETH collected, is paired and deposited into the token's AMM pool as its opening liquidity. It isn't returned to the creator or burned.
No. Displayed APR is a snapshot that moves with emissions, LP price, participation and the reward token's price. Treat it as an estimate, not a guaranteed return.
The AI Model assistant in the main navigation answers protocol-specific questions interactively, with adjustable depth depending on how detailed an answer you need.
Start the curve
Launch openly, let demand discover price, and graduate with opening liquidity already in place.