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VERIFY IT YOURSELF

Don't trust this page. Check it.

Network: Arc Testnet (chain 5042002). Addresses are printed in full because same-named fakes exist. Each platform contract's runtime code hash was recorded at deploy; the site re-hashes the live code before it lets you launch or trade, and this page shows that check.

Pinned contracts · live check

CHECKING

The pinned hash under each address is what the site was built with; the badge is what the chain returned just now.

Nothing pinned on this network yet (contracts not deployed).

Reproduce a hash yourself: cast keccak $(cast code <address> --rpc-url <rpc>) · RPC https://rpc.testnet.arc.io

Index reconciliation What a green report proves: the numbers this site gets from the indexer agree with the contracts at that block. What it does not prove: that the contracts are correct, or that any token is safe. Both sides are read at the same block, so a check cannot fail merely because the chain moved on.

The indexer re-derives what it shows from the chain at one block and compares: its launches against the factory registry, holder balances against total supply, its trade log against each curve, its Pound and flywheel ledgers against the contracts' lifetime totals. A row it cannot read fails; it never passes quietly.

Reading the report…

Other addresses

Not platform code, so no hash is pinned; still worth knowing what they are.

Any token's curve is authoritative only if the factory says so: call getLaunchedToken(token) on the factory and compare the curve field with what this site shows.

Who controls what

The factory owner can change the launch rules and open or close launches; it cannot touch a launched curve, its reserves or a graduated pool. On Robinhood Chain mainnet the owner is a Safe.

Factory owner
Reading the factory…

Reproduce the bytecode from source

The trading engine is a byte-for-byte port of Pons V2 (Robinhood Chain, chain 4663, verified on Sourcify). Sources keep the original PonsV2* names and MIT headers so you can diff them against the upstream. Builds are reproducible: submodules are pinned to exact commits and metadata is stripped, so a fresh clone produces identical bytecode.

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/adrianhihi/radian && cd radian
forge build
# runtime code of a contract as compiled:
jq -r .deployedBytecode.object out/PonsV2LaunchFactory.sol/PonsV2LaunchFactory.json | cut -c1-80
# compare against what the chain runs (constructor immutables are embedded, so compare
# after deploy with the pinned hash above, or diff the code sections yourself):
cast code 0x90022cC2107De9c070F889E3A67009FcA270E4E2 --rpc-url https://rpc.testnet.arc.io | cut -c1-80

Numbers that must not be combined

  • A curve's quote reserve includes the phantom reserve that shapes the price. It is not cash held; tracked quote is.
  • Tokens in the 5-year buyback vault are locked, not burned. A burned Pack coin lowers that coin's supply; it does not move any curve's price, which only sees reserves.
  • A creator's share, a referrer's share and the Pack's share are all shares of the same 1% fee; they do not add on top of each other.
  • Indexer counts (trades, volume) can lag the chain by a few blocks and exclude retired or test launches. A dash means unknown, never zero.
  • Stock stand-ins on testnet track a reference price for display only. They are not securities and have no redemption.

An authentic contract is not a safety verdict on any token. Launches are permissionless: anyone can launch on the real factory, including bad ones. Verifying contracts protects you from fake infrastructure — judging a token is still on you. Terms & risks →

Radian: fair launches on Robinhood Chain and Arc