Monitor target: Arc public mainnet.
—Track how a token propagates across the Arc ecosystem — then compare headline market data with the pool's live onchain composition.
Monitor target: Arc public mainnet.
—Querying ArcPad's public developer API.
—Looking for an indexed pool associated with this contract.
—Querying DexScreener's public market-data API. Its liquidity figure is shown as reported market liquidity, not guaranteed sell-side capacity.
Fomo does not currently expose an integration endpoint used by this monitor. Open Fomo and search the contract directly.
Waiting for live sources to respond.
—DexScreener can return more than one Arc pool for the same token. The monitor now keeps those markets separate instead of silently treating the largest reported-liquidity pair as the whole market.
ArcPad launch identifies the launch pool when available. Top reported means the largest DexScreener-reported liquidity figure — not necessarily the best executable depth.
Select a pool to rerun the direct Arc RPC composition and sell-side depth analysis against that specific market. The selected pool is also added to the shareable URL.
———Active liquidity is Uniswap V3's liquidity parameter at the current tick. It is not a dollar value.
These are the tokens physically held by the pool contract at the time of this check.
Concentrated-liquidity pools can be heavily one-sided. A market-data service may value the token inventory and report a larger liquidity number while the pool holds much less USDC at that moment. The USDC balance shown here is a live onchain reserve, but it is still not a guaranteed executable sell amount: the active tick range, fees, slippage and routing also matter.
This is a local mathematical estimate from the current active-liquidity state and actual USDC reserve. It does not submit a quote or a transaction.
| Sell amount | Est. USDC out | Reserve used | Stress |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waiting for a compatible USDC pool… | |||
The model uses the current Uniswap V3 active-liquidity state, fee tier and live pool balances, then caps output at the USDC physically held by the pool. Tick crossings, range boundaries, router behavior, other pools and state changes can make real execution differ. Always verify with a live swap quote before drawing conclusions.
New-chain markets can be live before every wallet, indexer and discovery platform interprets them consistently. This view makes those differences visible without pretending every source exposes the same data.
Arc Launch Monitor started after a newly launched Arc token showed roughly $2.9K of headline liquidity on one market-data service while another platform found only about $9. Direct onchain reads showed why: the concentrated V3 pool was overwhelmingly token inventory with only about $9 of USDC held at that moment.
The goal is simple: give Arc builders one lightweight place to compare what public ecosystem tools report with what the pool contracts actually hold.
The monitor uses public read-only APIs and JSON-RPC calls. No wallet connection or transaction signing is required. Results are informational snapshots and may change immediately after a check.
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