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Quicall is an interface for launching and trading fixed-supply tokens. A creator deploys a token in a single transaction, the public buys it from an automated bonding curve, and once the curve is bought out the launch graduates into a Uniswap v4 pool whose liquidity is locked forever.

Quicall runs no matching engine and holds no funds. Reads come straight from the chain, and every transaction — buying, selling, launching — is built in your browser and signed by your own wallet. If Quicall disappeared tomorrow, every token, curve, and pool would keep working untouched.

Every launch moves through the same four steps, with no alternate paths:

1. Create. The creator picks a name, symbol, image, description, and links, pays a small launch fee, and the entire supply is minted directly to the curve. Nobody — including the creator — starts with a private allocation.
2. Trade the curve. Anyone can buy or sell at any time. Price rises with buys and falls with sells, and the curve always takes the other side of your trade.
3. Graduate. When the curve sells its last token, it closes and hands everything it collected to the pool builder, together with the share of supply reserved for liquidity.
4. Pool. A Uniswap v4 pool opens and its liquidity position is locked permanently. From then on the token trades like any other Uniswap asset.

Graduation runs automatically inside the purchase that finishes the curve. If that ever fails, anyone can trigger it — a launch can never be stranded by an absent creator.

Think of the curve as a vending machine holding the whole supply. It quotes a price from how much has been sold so far: the more supply people hold, the higher the price. It never runs out of the ability to buy your tokens back — until the moment it sells out, after which selling resumes in the pool.

Prices do not start at zero. Each launch opens at a fixed starting price set by a virtual reserve, so the first buyer pays a real price rather than collecting the supply for pennies. Large orders move the price more than small ones, exactly like any thin market.

Fees are always charged in the quote asset, never in the launch token: a buy pays fees on what you spend, a sell pays fees on what you receive.

A fixed share of the supply is held back from day one and becomes the pool's liquidity at graduation. Because that share is fixed at creation, every launch on the same settings graduates into an identical pool at an identical price — there is no step where a creator chooses how much liquidity to add, and no way to under-deliver it.

If your buy is bigger than what remains on the curve, you are filled up to the last sellable token, charged only for what you received, and refunded the rest in the same transaction. Quicall's quote shows this before you sign.

Two separate charges can apply to a trade, and only one of them varies:

• Trade fee — the protocol's standard fee (currently 1% on the launch config Quicall offers), split between the protocol, the creator, and optional buybacks. Identical before and after graduation.
• Creator tax — optional, chosen at creation, capped by the protocol (10% max), and impossible to raise later. Quicall shows it on every token page and in every quote before you trade.

A creator can direct part of their own fee share into buybacks: purchases of the token off its own market. Bought-back tokens are not burned — they vest linearly over five years, so no lump sum can suddenly hit the market.

Bots love the first block of a launch. To make that unprofitable, every launch opens with a buy-side tax that starts at 99% and decays to zero within about five seconds — roughly 25% after one second and 3% after two. Selling is never taxed by it, and the creator's own wallets are exempt.

What the tax collects is not burned; it joins the launch's fee flow. Quicall reads the live tax for your wallet before every buy and shows it in the quote, so you are never surprised by it.

A launch does not have to be priced in ETH. It can be paired against any quote asset the protocol has approved — a stablecoin, or even a tokenized stock. That asset then becomes the currency of the entire launch: you buy and sell in it, graduation is measured in it, and the creator is paid in it.

Quicall handles this end to end: prices, raises, and quotes display in the pair asset with its own decimals, and buying a custom-pair launch runs the standard ERC-20 approve step in your wallet first. Remember that such a launch carries the pair asset's risk on top of its own.

Before graduation, trades go straight to the launch's own curve contract. Quicall reproduces the curve's exact integer arithmetic to quote you — including the snipe tax and the clamped final fill — so the number you see is the number that settles when nothing moves in between.

• Your minimum output protects the price per token, so a partial fill at your rate still succeeds.
• Selling closes slightly before graduation completes, once the curve holds the pool's reserves.
• After graduation Quicall points you to the Uniswap v4 pool; any v4-aware router can trade it with no Quicall involvement.

The Create page collects the token's metadata (name, symbol, image, description, socials), your creator settings (tax, fee recipient, buybacks), and submits one factory transaction. Two safety details are worth knowing:

• Quicall pins the exact economics it quoted you. If the protocol's terms change between page load and signing, the transaction reverts rather than settling on terms you never saw.
• The protocol currently gates who may launch. Quicall checks your wallet against the factory's canLaunch before submitting and tells you honestly if it would be rejected.

After creation almost nothing is adjustable: supply, pricing, pair asset, and tax are fixed for life. The creator can only redirect where fees are paid and toggle buybacks.

There is no Quicall database of tokens. The Explore feed is indexed live from the factory's TokenLaunched events, metadata is read from each token contract, prices and progress from each curve's reserves, and your Portfolio from token balances — all over public RPC. Anyone can reproduce every number on this site from the chain alone.

pons v2 on Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663. Each launch's own token and curve addresses are resolved from the factory — verify the token address before trading, since names and symbols are not unique.

Launch tokens are speculative and can lose all value. Anyone can create a launch with any name, symbol, or image, including imitations of existing projects — the token address is the only identifier that cannot be copied. Reaching graduation says nothing about quality; it only means the curve sold out. Transactions are submitted through your wallet and may be irreversible. Quicall does not provide custody, warranties, or financial advice.