Using Arklis
Safety and trust
What is fixed on-chain, who can change what, and the risks.
Fixed forever
- Token supplyNo mint function exists
- Fixed
- Token ownerThe token contract has no owner and no transfer tax
- None
- Pool liquidityPosition sent to 0x…dEaD at launch
- Locked
- User earningsOnly the address they belong to can claim them
- Protected
- Robinhood Chain fee hookNo owner and no settings
- Immutable
What an operator can change
A few settings have an owner. Each is limited to the scope below, and every change is a public transaction on the explorer.
- Launch price optionsFactory owner can add or disable options for new launches. Existing pools are unaffected
- Factory
- Treasury addressWhere the Arklis treasury share is sent. Cannot touch user earnings
- Fee ledger
- Arc fee ratesArc Manager owner can adjust the split, capped at 10% per trade
- Arc only
Risks you take
- Price risk. New tokens can lose most of their value in minutes. Only trade what you can afford to lose.
- Creator selling. A creator who bought early can sell at any time. Locked liquidity means the pool stays, not that the price holds.
- Impersonation. Anyone can launch a token with any name. Check the token address, not the name or logo.
- Smart contract risk. Arklis contracts and Uniswap v4 are software and could contain bugs.
Verify it yourself
Every address is on Contract addresses. On the explorer you can read a token's supply, check that the factory's
pools(token) record holds its pool, and confirm the pool's position belongs to 0x…dEaD.