About Azex
Azex is an onchain exchange for the AI era. On Arc it is a token launchpad and trading terminal: a creator launches a token in one transaction. The token opens a Uniswap v4 pool quoted in USDC, and the initial liquidity position is held by a contract with no owner. Traders buy and sell against these pools and read live prices, trades, holders and liquidity for every pool.
What a launch does
- Deploys a fixed-supply ERC-20 token: 1,000,000,000 units, 18 decimals. Supply cannot be increased later.
- Creates a Uniswap v4 pool between the token and native USDC in the same transaction. The whole supply is placed as one-sided liquidity below the opening price.
- Transfers the initial liquidity position to a fee-splitting custody contract with no owner, no upgrade path and no function that removes liquidity. Its only write path collects trading fees.
- Optionally buys the first tokens for the creator.
Parameters fixed at launch
| Parameter | Options | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Pool fee tier | 0.25% · 0.5% · 1% · 2% | 1% |
| Opening fully diluted valuation | $3,000 · $10,000 · $30,000 · $100,000 | $10,000 |
| Fee split | Creator share within contract-enforced bounds; the remainder goes to the protocol and to compounding | Shown in the launch form |
Trading
- Swaps use Uniswap's Universal Router and Permit2 deployed on Arc.
- Quotes and trades settle in native USDC, 18 decimals on Arc.
- Arc finalizes blocks in about half a second and does not reorganize them.
- Every pool page shows candlesticks, trades, address flow, large trades and holders from the on-chain record.
Accounts
- Sign-in uses an X account. Azex creates a wallet for the account on its servers; the browser never holds keys.
- Spending limits and withdrawal addresses are authorized with a passkey. Actions inside an authorization run without further prompts, and the authorization can be changed or revoked at any time.
- Deposits are USDC on Arc. Withdrawals go only to addresses the account has authorized.
Contracts
None of these contracts has an owner; the deployer key holds no power after deployment. Their source is verified on the block explorer, and every address comes from the canonical CREATE2 deployer, so the same source, compiler settings and constructor arguments reproduce it.
Arcchain ID 5042
| Contract | Address |
|---|---|
| LauncherAzexLauncher | 0x5963…e7e4 |
| Pool and liquidity setupAzexInstantLaunchStrategy | 0x0611…8626 |
| Launcher for buy & sell feesAzexLauncher | 0x8bDF…9070 |
| Pool and liquidity setup for buy & sell feesAzexInstantLaunchStrategy | 0x6cE8…fD1c |
| Buy & sell fee ratesAzexDirectionalFeeHook | 0x4Ab0…60CC |
| ReferralsAzexReferralRegistry | 0xC7C6…1CDa |
| Liquidity custody and fee splitAzexFeeSplitter | 0x55bc…0f2c |
| Creator fee rightsAzexBeneficiaryVault | 0x3822…0D93 |
| Token factoryAzexTokenFactory | 0x98c7…9768 |
| Token implementationAzexToken | 0x8d51…ca45 |
| Fee compounding executorCompoundExecutor | 0x1E18…5B51 |
Questions
- What is Azex?
- Azex is an onchain exchange for the AI era. On Arc it is a token launchpad and trading terminal: a creator launches a token in one transaction, the token opens a Uniswap v4 pool quoted in USDC, and traders buy and sell against that pool while reading live prices, trades, holders and liquidity.
- What happens when a token is launched?
- One transaction deploys a fixed-supply ERC-20 token with 1,000,000,000 units, creates a pool between the token and native USDC, places the whole supply as one-sided liquidity below the opening price, and transfers the liquidity position to a custody contract. The creator can buy the first tokens in the same transaction.
- Can the creator remove the liquidity or mint more tokens?
- No. Token supply is fixed at deployment. The initial liquidity position is held by a contract with no owner, no upgrade path and no function that removes liquidity. Its only write path collects trading fees.
- Which launch parameters can a creator choose?
- The pool fee tier (0.25%, 0.5%, 1% or 2%), the opening fully diluted valuation ($3,000, $10,000, $30,000 or $100,000) and the creator's share of trading fees within contract-enforced bounds. All three are fixed after launch.
- Where do trading fees go?
- Fees earned by the custodied liquidity position are split three ways: a creator share, a protocol share and a compounding share that is added back to the pool as liquidity. The split is registered when the position enters custody and cannot be changed afterwards.
- What is Arc?
- Arc is an EVM-compatible blockchain developed by Circle. USDC is the native asset and pays for gas. Blocks finalize in about half a second and are not reorganized.
- How do I sign in and hold funds?
- Sign in with an X account. Azex creates a wallet for the account on its servers; the browser never holds keys. Spending limits and withdrawal addresses are authorized with a passkey, and actions inside an authorization run without further prompts.
- How do deposits and withdrawals work?
- Deposit USDC on Arc to the account's address shown in Account. Withdrawals are sent only to addresses the account has authorized with a passkey.