Everything about urcoin, in one place.

Overview

urcoin launches tokens straight into locked liquidity on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, Base, Arc and Solana. No bonding curve, no migration: a token’s pools exist and trade from its first block, on Uniswap v4 (Meteora DAMM v2 on Solana), and the liquidity can never be withdrawn.

urcoin never holds your funds. Every launch, trade and claim is a transaction your wallet asks you to approve.

1. 01Pick a chainConnect a wallet on the chain you want to launch on.
2. 02Name, ticker, imageThe image is required; description and X / website / Telegram links are optional. The image and metadata are published with the token and read by the trading terminals.
3. 03Choose the poolsOne to ten. Each pool pairs the token with an asset you choose. Weights set how much of the supply goes to each pool.
4. 04Creator fee0–5% of every trade in every pool, paid in the pool’s pair asset — to your wallet, or to every holder of the coin (see fees to holders).
5. 05First buyThe native coin you spend in the launch transaction, split across your pools. A small first buy is required — about a dollar or two (0.0005 ETH, 0.002 BNB, 2 USDC on Arc, 0.01 SOL) — because terminals list a token from its first trade. Unspent coin comes back to you.
6. 06Create tokenOne transaction (on Solana, one signing prompt per stage). The token page opens when it lands.

What happens on chain: the full supply is minted into the pools you chose, as single-sided liquidity at the opening price, and locked in the launchpad’s market adapter for good. Your first buy is the first trade. On BNB Chain the launch also creates a small PancakeSwap V3 pair so DexScreener lists the token.

Every pool is an ordinary Uniswap v4 pool (Meteora DAMM v2 on Solana): trade on urcoin.io, on the terminals that index the chain (Axiom, GMGN, DexScreener and GeckoTerminal charts) or directly through Uniswap / Meteora. The price you see is the live pool price and moves with every trade; what you receive can differ slightly from the quote.

Price

The current pool price for one token, in the pool’s pair asset.

Market cap

Price multiplied by the full supply (one billion), in USD.

Price impact

The pool movement caused by the size of your trade.

Slippage

The maximum movement your transaction accepts; a free field, default 1%.

Pools

A token with several pools trades in each independently; arbitrage keeps their prices close.

Liquidity

The tokens locked in a pool; it is never withdrawn.

The pool fee is 1% + the creator fee on every trade. The 1% is the protocol’s; the creator’s share goes where the launch said.

On the token page, Collect pool fees moves accrued fees out of the pools (anyone may run it) and Claim pays the creator. The creator can hand the fee authority to another wallet from the same page. The protocol’s share is swept by the keeper.

At launch a creator can send the creator fee to the holders instead of a wallet (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, Base). Every holder then earns the fee in the chain’s native coin, pro rata to their balance, and claims it on the token page whenever they like. The pools, the launchpad and the distributor earn nothing from it; the split cannot be changed after launch.

UR is the protocol’s own token, launched through the launchpad on Ethereum. Protocol revenue from every chain buys it back and burns it; the running figures are on the urcoin page.

Tokens are launched by a chain’s factory; the factory’s pools are held by its market adapter; the protocol’s fees go to its fee collector. Where a chain’s pools run a Uniswap v4 hook, its address is listed; the other chains run hook-free pools with a static pool fee.

For terminals, wallets and indexers — every launch with its pools, image and links. No key, no rate card; read as often as you like.

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