Arc: third chain, quoted and gassed in USDC - #51
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesArc is added as a supported chain across the contracts and application. The change adds Arc chain metadata, USDC quote handling, chain-aware RPC and indexing behavior, Arc deployment and verification support, UI updates, and contract tests for native-quote rejection and live fork behavior. Arc contract and deployment
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant LaunchForm
participant LaunchFactoryArc
participant UniswapV4
participant LaunchLocker
User->>LaunchForm: Select Arc and USDC quote
LaunchForm->>LaunchFactoryArc: Submit launch parameters
LaunchFactoryArc->>UniswapV4: Create pool and add liquidity
LaunchFactoryArc->>LaunchLocker: Lock liquidity position
LaunchFactoryArc-->>LaunchForm: Return launch result
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Arc can be unavailable when enabled, and rare oversized transfer blocks can leave holder balances incorrect. These material issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Every per-chain value now comes from a Record<ChainKey, …> keyed off a pure chain list (src/lib/chainKeys.ts), so adding a chain fails the typecheck until it has its RPC env, explorer, deploy block, swap site, stock source, GITLAWB address and form copy. Before, ~25 two-way ternaries sent any non-Base chain down the Robinhood arm (RPC env, deploy block, stock registry, copy), and the sitemap, health route and posts regex hardcoded both chain ids or names. - chainKeys.ts: keys, ids, labels, explorers, isChainKey/chainKeyOf/chainKeyOr, chainList for copy; seo.ts reuses it instead of a second ChainKey - server env lookups (RPC, deploy block) and NEXT_PUBLIC dev RPCs as records (literal process.env reads kept so Next still inlines them) - stocksServer: explicit STOCK_SOURCE per chain; unknown chains get no stocks - GITLAWB_ADDRESSES allows null; the gitlawb SQL match is built from it - wagmi config, chain toggles, network glyphs, badges, locker proof links and hero per-chain counts all map over CHAIN_KEYS - schema: drop the chain_id DEFAULT 8453 so an insert without a chain fails instead of being filed under Base (every insert already names chain_id) - chainKeys.test.ts guards against new chain-name branches and hardcoded ids No behaviour change for Base or Robinhood.
Adds Arc (chain 5042, Circle's L1, public mainnet 2026-09-16) to the registry behind the existing configured-chain gate: it reads "Coming soon" until the factory env is set, so this ships before the contracts do. - chain definition with USDC as the 18-decimal native asset and the public RPC as the fallback; ARC_RPC_URL (Alchemy) overrides it server-side, the browser keeps using the same-origin proxy - Uniswap v4 addresses from Uniswap/contracts 5042.md, Universal Router v2.1.1 with the v2 swap layout (proven on a fork, see the contracts commit) - a "usdc" quote at a fixed dollar on the Permit2 path, with presets, the list filter, per-chain totals, and SQL pricing that no longer special-cases USDG - gas reserve per chain, and the Arc quirk it exists for: the USDC quote IS the gas token, so a first buy or a trade for the whole balance is refused and the suggested buy leaves the reserve in the quote's own units - stock source moved into client-safe config so the Stock quote button is not offered on a chain without a registry - indexer: per-chain confirmations (Arc finalizes every block: 0) and log fetches that halve their range when a node caps results per call (Arc: 2000) - env plumbing for the Arc factory, locker, deploy block and RPC across the Dockerfile, fly config, secrets script and env example; site copy names all three chains
…undry DeployLaunchFactory knows Arc's PoolManager and PositionManager; verify.sh targets the Arc Blockscout. The new fork suite deploys the factory on a fork of Arc mainnet and proves a USDC-quoted launch, buy and fee collection on the live Uniswap v4, that native and ERC-20 USDC are one balance, and that the live Universal Router decodes the v2 ExactInputSingleParams layout and rejects v1. It only runs under Circle's arc-foundry with the arc profile: USDC's ERC-20 face moves native balance through an Arc-only opcode, so upstream forge reverts every transfer with OpcodeNotFound. Under plain forge the suite skips.
LaunchLocker._burn moves an ERC-20 fee to 0x…dEaD with a plain transfer, and would make collect() revert forever if the token refused it. Circle's USDC has a blocklist and Arc reverts transfers to some special addresses, so the Arc fork suite now launches in burn mode, buys, collects, and asserts the whole USDC fee landed at dEaD (checked against live Arc: dEaD is not blocklisted).
The factory is permissionless and documents address(0) as the native quote, so a pool quoted in it can exist on Arc whether or not the form offers one. Every USD conversion priced address(0) at ETH on every chain, so a $10k native-quoted Arc launch would have shown a multi-million-dollar market cap, topped the mcap and volume sorts, the feed, share cards and the public API, and inflated the hero totals. Found in the pre-merge security review. NATIVE_QUOTES names what address(0) is per chain (ETH; USDC at 18 decimals and a fixed dollar on Arc). quoteInfo resolves it, the SQL stable arm carries it, the ETH arm is scoped to the chains whose native asset is ETH, Arc native volume joins the USDC bucket at 6 decimals, and the trade panel decides native by address so such a pool trades with value rather than through Permit2.
- GITLAWB filter chip is offered only on chains that have GITLAWB (filters now carry a chain list; Arc has none) - /launch?chain=<unconfigured> mounts on a configured chain instead of a disabled tile (production, before the Arc contracts are set) - one shortfall, one message: the native-gas checks skip a quote that already had the reserve applied (USDC on Arc) - trade panel keeps a per-chain swap reserve for native and shared-gas buys (an Arc pool quoted in native USDC no longer reserves an ETH-sized dust) - indexer: a single block over the node's log cap splits the token list instead of wedging the cursor; a query timeout is no longer bisected - one chain-scoped quote-arm helper feeds the GITLAWB, USDG and USDC matches - metadata validation error, env example, secrets script (Arc RPC optional until Arc is live) and stale two-chain copy updated
…zard fork tests On Arc the native asset is USDC and the same balance is also the ERC-20 at 0x3600…0000. LaunchLocker keeps one ledger per currency, so a native-quoted position there would read a credited ERC-20 share (a payout on Circle's blocklist; three sanctioned addresses are blocklisted on Arc's USDC today) as native surplus and pay it to another launch's recipients, after which every smaller USDC collect underflows. Found in the pre-deploy contract review. LaunchFactory.launch now reverts NativeQuoteUnsupported for quote = address(0) when block.chainid is 5042 (Arc-only; Base and Robinhood unchanged, and the locker is byte-identical everywhere). The Arc fork suite reproduces the sweep with the guard cheated off, pins the refusal, and ports the rug-proof assertions to Arc's PositionManager; a unit test pins the chain scoping. The deploy script refuses to run from a non-zero deployer nonce unless ALLOW_NONZERO_NONCE=true, since nonce 0 is what keeps the addresses identical; verify.sh takes FACTORY/LOCKER overrides.
…k to the deployed source The Arc guard lives in src/LaunchFactoryArc.sol, a verbatim copy of src/LaunchFactory.sol plus the native-quote refusal, so the file Base and Robinhood Chain were deployed and verified from stays byte-identical. script/check-arc-factory.sh (run in CI) fails if the two files drift apart in anything but the guard; docs/LaunchFactoryArc.diff records that diff. The deploy script deploys LaunchFactoryArc on chain 5042 and LaunchFactory elsewhere; verify.sh submits the Arc factory under its own source; the Arc fork suite and the guard unit test target LaunchFactoryArc.
LaunchFactoryArc is only ever deployed on Arc, so its native-quote refusal no longer switches on the chain id: the diff to LaunchFactory.sol is now the contract note, the name, the error and one revert line. The sweep demo in the fork suite deploys the plain LaunchFactory on the Arc fork instead of cheating the chain id. App: the wallet switcher and the list/feed chain filters offer configured chains only (all chains in development), the stock USD and decimals arms in the list query are scoped by chain like every other arm, the indexer skips a single token's holder update for a block whose Transfer logs exceed the node's cap instead of wedging, blank confirmation env values read as unset, the insufficient-funds error no longer says ETH, and the last two-chain strings are gone. verify.sh scopes address overrides to Arc; the drift check ignores trailing whitespace.
main's bridge (PR 49) registered Arc on its own for bridging. After the rebase the bridge reuses the registry's chain: one definition, the RPC proxy has no Arc special case, wagmi registers every chain through the same proxied transport, and the wallet switcher shows the official Arc mark next to the Base and Robinhood ones as a per-chain record. Tests follow: the chain mock reads the per-chain RPC env like the real module (the Arc proxy test sets ARC_RPC_URL), the bridge tests expect Arc as a registry chain, and the chain-branching guard skips the bridge directories, which speak Relay's own chain ids and names by design.
- sync errors are stored with every URL redacted: the message reaches /api/health unauthenticated and a keyed provider URL carries its API key - a chain that finalizes every block keeps 0 confirmations regardless of the global LAUNCH_SYNC_CONFIRMATIONS, so no Arc-only variable is needed - holder Transfer fetches bisect blocks once; the token list only splits at a single over-cap block, and one token still over the cap has that block skipped - quoteUsdOf prices the ETH quote by key; a bare address(0) is no longer ETH - contracts/deployments/launchpad-arc.json records Arc's Uniswap v4 addresses (factory and locker filled at deploy time) and a test pins the app's v4 config to every chain's record - the hero tolerates a poll from a machine that predates a chain (per-chain totals merge one level deeper, and a missing bucket counts as 0) - the dev env example leaves the Arc fork override commented so Arc reads go through the proxy unless a third anvil is started - the wallet menu shows the bridge hint on a registry chain the site cannot launch on yet; ?chain= for such a chain reads as all chains in the list, the live and list APIs and the home page - LAUNCH_FACTORY_ABI names NativeQuoteUnsupported with a friendly message - the bridge reads CHAINS.arc directly; the alias wrappers are gone
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- Arc gas reserves sized to launch-day fees with margin: the base fee ran ~80 gwei plus ~30 gwei tips (measured), four times the 20 gwei floor the reserves were sized at, so a first buy right after a launch could have failed for gas. Launch reserve 1 USDC, swap reserve 0.2 USDC; blurb updated. - the single-token holder skip logs an alert and says what stays off; the "holds only gas" copy is right where the quote is the gas token - /api/health flags a configured chain the indexer has never run for; the secrets script requires the Arc locker, deploy block and RPC once the Arc factory is set, so Arc cannot go live unindexed - the sync-lag alert threshold is per chain (block times differ ~20x) with the global and per-chain env overrides - LAUNCH_SYNC_CONFIRMATIONS_ARC stays pushable as an override
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LaunchFactoryArc 0x815542E8b392389A1389E22E588E4B62A67Ade72 and LaunchLocker 0xcd1680D26922fcd9CabFbb8a56bA40C333fD842a on Arc (5042), block 21165817, tx 0x9814d588…6a4b7, deployed 2026-09-16 from the same deployer at nonce 0: the same addresses as Base and Robinhood Chain. Deployed bytecode checked against the local build (identical, immutables aside) and the locker against Base's. Sourcify: exact match for both; the Arc explorer's API was still gated.
CodeQL's autofix replaced the per-chain lookup with a switch, which loses the registry guarantee that a new chain fails the typecheck until it names its RPC variable. RPC_ENV_NAME in chainKeys.ts keeps that guarantee, is indexed without a dynamic method call, and is shared by the server module and the test mock.
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In `@app/Dockerfile`:
- Around line 52-53: Declare NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_FACTORY_ARC and
NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_LOCKER_ARC as ARGs in the runtime stage before they are
referenced in the environment configuration, preserving the build-stage values
for server-side Arc configuration.
In `@app/README.md`:
- Line 3: Update the README purchase instructions to scope the “buys send ETH as
value” guidance only to ETH-based chains, and document Arc’s USDC ERC-20 flow:
approve the required token amount first and submit the buy transaction with zero
native value.
In `@app/src/components/Footer.tsx`:
- Line 34: Update the Footer description copy to derive Arc availability from
the launch-visible chain configuration: advertise Arc only when it is present in
VISIBLE_CHAINS, otherwise display it as “Coming soon.” Preserve the existing
Base and Robinhood Chain wording and use the existing configuration symbols
rather than hardcoding a separate Arc flag.
In `@app/src/components/launchpad/LaunchForm.tsx`:
- Line 432: Update the descriptive span text in LaunchForm to remove the
inaccurate claim that all chains use the same contracts, replacing it with an
accurate shared guarantee such as the same launch model and liquidity-lock
rules.
In `@app/src/lib/brand.ts`:
- Line 8: Keep Arc represented as “Coming soon” until its factory environment is
configured: update TAGLINE, the SEO/social descriptions in brand metadata, and
the Arc entry in LaunchHero so they either conditionally include Arc only when
configured or explicitly apply a coming-soon label.
In `@app/src/lib/launchpad/config.ts`:
- Around line 157-160: Restrict all-chain reads to VISIBLE_CHAINS by adding one
reusable chain-ID predicate and applying it to listLaunchesPage, getLaunchFeed,
getLaunchTotals, and global listFeed/post queries whenever no explicit visible
chain is selected. Preserve existing explicit-chain filtering, and add focused
tests confirming retained Arc rows are excluded when Arc is not visible.
In `@app/src/lib/launchpad/indexer.ts`:
- Around line 298-300: Update the transfer-log handling branch around the addrs
length check so an RPC result-cap condition does not return an empty result that
the caller treats as successfully completed. Propagate an error to preserve the
sync cursor, or use an uncapped receipt-fetch fallback to recover and decode the
block before advancing the range; ensure incomplete holder updates never mark
the block as complete.
In `@contracts/script/verify.sh`:
- Around line 52-54: Update the Arc verification flow in verify_pair so failures
from both forge verify-contract calls propagate as non-zero status instead of
being suppressed by unconditional || true. Keep the --verifier blockscout
endpoint compatible with that verifier, and do not replace it with
api.arc-scan.org without confirming drop-in compatibility.
In `@contracts/src/LaunchFactoryArc.sol`:
- Around line 44-50: Update the NatSpec for LaunchFactoryArc, including the
comments near launch and the quote field, to state that launch requires an
ERC-20 quote and that callers must always obtain a salt with findSalt; remove
native-ETH/address-zero guidance. Regenerate the corresponding Arc factory
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| NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_FACTORY_ARC=$NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_FACTORY_ARC \ | ||
| NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_LOCKER_ARC=$NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_LOCKER_ARC \ |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Declare the Arc arguments in the runtime stage.
Docker does not carry ARG declarations across FROM boundaries. These variables expand to empty strings because the runtime stage does not declare them. Server-side configuration will then treat Arc as unconfigured while the client bundle contains the build-stage values.
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ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_FACTORY_ROBINHOOD
ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_LOCKER_ROBINHOOD
+ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_FACTORY_ARC
+ARG NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_LOCKER_ARC
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In `@app/Dockerfile` around lines 52 - 53, Declare NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_FACTORY_ARC
and NEXT_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_LOCKER_ARC as ARGs in the runtime stage before they are
referenced in the environment configuration, preserving the build-stage values
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| # openlaunch.lol — app | ||
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| **Launch a token. Free. Open source. On Base or Robinhood Chain.** | ||
| **Launch a token. Free. Open source. On Base, Robinhood Chain or Arc.** |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document Arc purchase mechanics.
Adding Arc here makes the later unconditional buys send ETH as value instruction apply to Arc. Arc uses USDC as an ERC-20 quote, so its buy flow needs token approval and a zero native swap value. A reader can construct the wrong transaction from this README. Qualify the ETH instruction and add the Arc ERC-20 flow.
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In `@app/README.md` at line 3, Update the README purchase instructions to scope
the “buys send ETH as value” guidance only to ETH-based chains, and document
Arc’s USDC ERC-20 flow: approve the required token amount first and submit the
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| <h2 className={styles.heading}>Make it yours.<br /><span>Keep it open.</span></h2> | ||
| <p className={styles.description}>Launch on Base or Robinhood Chain.<br />No platform cut. You only pay gas.</p> | ||
| <p className={styles.description}>Launch on Base, Robinhood Chain or Arc.<br />No platform cut. You only pay gas.</p> |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not advertise Arc launches before Arc is configured.
This text always says that users can launch on Arc. The PR objective keeps Arc as “Coming soon” until its factory environment is configured.
Derive this copy from the launch-visible chain configuration. Show Arc as coming soon when it is not in VISIBLE_CHAINS.
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In `@app/src/components/Footer.tsx` at line 34, Update the Footer description copy
to derive Arc availability from the launch-visible chain configuration:
advertise Arc only when it is present in VISIBLE_CHAINS, otherwise display it as
“Coming soon.” Preserve the existing Base and Robinhood Chain wording and use
the existing configuration symbols rather than hardcoding a separate Arc flag.
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| <div className="flex items-baseline justify-between gap-3 flex-wrap"> | ||
| <h2 className="text-sm font-semibold text-ink">Chain</h2> | ||
| <span className="text-xs text-muted">same contracts, same rules, on both</span> | ||
| <span className="text-xs text-muted">same contracts, same rules, on every chain</span> |
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Do not claim that every chain uses the same contracts.
Arc uses LaunchFactoryArc with an additional native-quote guard. Replace this text with an accurate shared guarantee, such as “same launch model and liquidity-lock rules.”
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In `@app/src/components/launchpad/LaunchForm.tsx` at line 432, Update the
descriptive span text in LaunchForm to remove the inaccurate claim that all
chains use the same contracts, replacing it with an accurate shared guarantee
such as the same launch model and liquidity-lock rules.
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| export const BRAND_X = "openlaunch_lol"; // the official account (never link the look-alike handles) | ||
| export const BRAND_GITHUB = "https://github.com/Gitlawb/openlaunch"; // MIT, contracts + site | ||
| export const TAGLINE = "launch a token. Free. Open source. On Base or Robinhood Chain."; | ||
| export const TAGLINE = "launch a token. Free. Open source. On Base, Robinhood Chain or Arc."; |
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Do not advertise Arc launches before Arc is configured. The shared metadata and hero copy unconditionally describe Arc as launch-ready, although the PR objective keeps Arc in a “Coming soon” state until its factory environment is configured.
app/src/lib/brand.ts#L8-L8: make the Arc tagline conditional, or label Arc as coming soon.app/src/lib/brand.ts#L16-L17: make the SEO and social descriptions conditional, or state that Arc is coming soon.app/src/components/launchpad/LaunchHero.tsx#L21-L21: show Arc only when configured, or add a coming-soon label.
The PR objective states that Arc remains “Coming soon” until its factory environment is configured.
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In `@app/src/lib/brand.ts` at line 8, Keep Arc represented as “Coming soon” until
its factory environment is configured: update TAGLINE, the SEO/social
descriptions in brand metadata, and the Arc entry in LaunchHero so they either
conditionally include Arc only when configured or explicitly apply a coming-soon
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| export const VISIBLE_CHAINS: ChainKey[] = CONFIGURED_CHAINS.length > 0 ? CONFIGURED_CHAINS : CHAIN_KEYS; | ||
| /** A `?chain=` param the list may filter by: a visible chain, else null (all chains), so a link to a chain that is not live yet never shows an empty list. */ | ||
| export function visibleChainOr(v: unknown): ChainKey | null { | ||
| return isChainKey(v) && VISIBLE_CHAINS.includes(v) ? v : null; |
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rg -n 'chain_id.*ANY|VISIBLE_CHAINS|CHAIN_IDS|listLaunchesPage|getLaunchFeed|getLaunchTotals|listFeed' app/src/lib/launchpad app/src/appRepository: Gitlawb/openlaunch
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Restrict all-chain reads to VISIBLE_CHAINS.
When visibleChainOr returns null, listLaunchesPage omits the chain predicate. getLaunchFeed, getLaunchTotals, and the global listFeed also read retained rows without a configured-chain filter. If Arc rows remain indexed while Arc is not configured, these paths can expose Arc launches, totals, feed entries, and posts even though the UI marks Arc as “Coming soon.”
Add one reusable VISIBLE_CHAINS chain-ID predicate and apply it to the all-chain launch, feed, totals, and post queries. Keep explicit visible-chain filtering unchanged. Add focused tests that assert retained Arc rows are excluded when Arc is not visible.
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In `@app/src/lib/launchpad/config.ts` around lines 157 - 160, Restrict all-chain
reads to VISIBLE_CHAINS by adding one reusable chain-ID predicate and applying
it to listLaunchesPage, getLaunchFeed, getLaunchTotals, and global listFeed/post
queries whenever no explicit visible chain is selected. Preserve existing
explicit-chain filtering, and add focused tests confirming retained Arc rows are
excluded when Arc is not visible.
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| if (addrs.length <= 1) { | ||
| console.error(`[alert] launch-sync ${chain}: Transfer logs of ${addrs[0]} in block ${a} exceed the node's result cap; that block's holder update for the token is skipped and its holder balances are off by it from now on`); | ||
| return []; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not advance past an incomplete transfer block.
If one token exceeds the RPC result cap in one block, this branch returns no logs. The caller then treats the block as complete and advances the sync cursor. All holder balances for that token remain permanently incorrect.
Propagate the error to preserve the cursor, or fetch and decode the block receipts through an uncapped fallback before completing the range.
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In `@app/src/lib/launchpad/indexer.ts` around lines 298 - 300, Update the
transfer-log handling branch around the addrs length check so an RPC result-cap
condition does not return an empty result that the caller treats as successfully
completed. Propagate an error to preserve the sync cursor, or use an uncapped
receipt-fetch fallback to recover and decode the block before advancing the
range; ensure incomplete holder updates never mark the block as complete.
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| if [[ $target == arc || $target == all ]]; then | ||
| echo "== Arc Blockscout (keyless)" | ||
| VERIFY_FACTORY=${ARC_FACTORY:-} VERIFY_LOCKER=${ARC_LOCKER:-} FACTORY_SRC=src/LaunchFactoryArc.sol:LaunchFactoryArc verify_pair 5042 "$ARC_PM" "$ARC_POSM" --verifier blockscout --verifier-url https://explorer.arc.io/api/ |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash
set -u
printf '%s\n' '--- verify.sh ---'
sed -n '1,90p' contracts/script/verify.sh
printf '%s\n' '--- references ---'
rg -n --hidden --glob '!node_modules' --glob '!build' --glob '!dist' 'verify_pair|explorer\.arc\.io|api\.arc-scan\.org|ARC_FACTORY|ARC_LOCKER' .
printf '%s\n' '--- project guidance candidates ---'
find . -maxdepth 2 -type f \( -iname 'README*' -o -iname 'CONTRIBUTING*' -o -iname '*guideline*' -o -iname '*policy*' \) -printRepository: Gitlawb/openlaunch
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sed -n '1,90p' contracts/script/verify.sh; rg -n --hidden --glob '!node_modules' --glob '!build' --glob '!dist' 'verify_pair|explorer\.arc\.io|api\.arc-scan\.org|ARC_FACTORY|ARC_LOCKER' .Repository: Gitlawb/openlaunch
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Make Arc verification failures fail the script.
contracts/deployments/launchpad-arc.json records a 403 response from https://explorer.arc.io/api/. In verify_pair, both forge verify-contract calls end with || true, so an Arc verification failure returns status 0 and the script can report success. Remove the unconditional suppression or return non-zero when an Arc verification fails. Use a verifier URL compatible with --verifier blockscout; api.arc-scan.org is not established as a drop-in replacement.
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In `@contracts/script/verify.sh` around lines 52 - 54, Update the Arc verification
flow in verify_pair so failures from both forge verify-contract calls propagate
as non-zero status instead of being suppressed by unconditional || true. Keep
the --verifier blockscout endpoint compatible with that verifier, and do not
replace it with api.arc-scan.org without confirming drop-in compatibility.
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| /// The quote (what buyers pay with) is native ETH by default, or any ERC20 — | ||
| /// a stablecoin, a tokenized stock. The factory requires the launched token to | ||
| /// sort ABOVE the quote so the quote is always currency0 and the token always | ||
| /// currency1: the position is `[minUsableTick, startTick]` and the price moves | ||
| /// DOWN in tick space as people buy. Native ETH (address zero) satisfies this | ||
| /// for free; for an ERC20 quote, pick a salt with `findSalt` (one view call). | ||
| /// Nobody deposits quote: buyers bring it as they trade in. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the NatSpec that still presents native ETH as a valid quote.
launch reverts with NativeQuoteUnsupported for quote = address(0) (Line 129). The copied documentation contradicts that guard in three places:
- Line 39: "initializes a native-ETH / token v4 pool"
- Lines 44-50: "The quote (what buyers pay with) is native ETH by default" and "Native ETH (address zero) satisfies this for free"
- Line 67:
address quote; // address(0) = native ETH; else any ERC20 …
This source is verified on Arc, so an integrator reading it can encode a native quote and hit an unconditional revert. State that an ERC-20 quote is required and that a salt from findSalt is always needed.
If you change these comments, regenerate contracts/docs/LaunchFactoryArc.diff so script/check-arc-factory.sh still passes.
📝 Proposed comment corrections
-/// The quote (what buyers pay with) is native ETH by default, or any ERC20 —
-/// a stablecoin, a tokenized stock. The factory requires the launched token to
+/// The quote (what buyers pay with) must be an ERC20 on Arc: USDC at 0x3600…0000.
+/// A native quote (address zero) is refused; see the contract note above.
+/// The factory requires the launched token to
/// sort ABOVE the quote so the quote is always currency0 and the token always
/// currency1: the position is `[minUsableTick, startTick]` and the price moves
-/// DOWN in tick space as people buy. Native ETH (address zero) satisfies this
-/// for free; for an ERC20 quote, pick a salt with `findSalt` (one view call).
+/// DOWN in tick space as people buy. Pick a salt with `findSalt` (one view call).- address quote; // address(0) = native ETH; else any ERC20 (USDG, a stock token, WETH…)
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In `@contracts/src/LaunchFactoryArc.sol` around lines 44 - 50, Update the NatSpec
for LaunchFactoryArc, including the comments near launch and the quote field, to
state that launch requires an ERC-20 quote and that callers must always obtain a
salt with findSalt; remove native-ETH/address-zero guidance. Regenerate the
corresponding Arc factory documentation diff so the repository validation
remains consistent.
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Adds Arc (chain 5042, Circle's L1, public mainnet 2026-09-16) as the third launch chain, on top
of a chain registry refactor. Arc reads "Coming soon" in production until its factory env is set,
so this merges and ships before the contracts do. The bridge (PR 49) now reuses the same Arc
definition instead of its own.
App
chainKeys.ts): every per-chain value is aRecord<ChainKey, …>, so a newchain fails the typecheck until it has its RPC env, explorer, deploy block, swap site, stock
source, GITLAWB address, gas reserve and copy. A guard test rejects new
chain === "base"-stylebranches and stray chain ids.
ARC_RPC_URL(Alchemy) server-side; the browser keeps using the same-origin proxy. The RPCproxy has no Arc special case any more.
layout, proven on a fork. A test pins the app's v4 config to each chain's deployments record.
usdcquote at a fixed dollar on the Permit2 path: presets, list filter, per-chain totals.Every SQL pricing arm is scoped by (chain, address); address(0) prices as the chain's own
native asset, never ETH by default.
are refused and the suggested buy leaves the reserve. The trade panel keeps a per-chain swap
reserve for native and shared-gas buys.
live yet reads as all chains; the wallet menu shows the bridge hint on such a chain.
setting), log fetches that halve on a node's result cap, a per-token split at a single over-cap
block instead of wedging, and stored sync errors with every URL redacted (they reach
/api/health unauthenticated and a keyed provider URL carries its API key).
all three chains.
Contracts
src/LaunchFactoryArc.sol: a verbatim copy ofLaunchFactory.solplus one guard thatrefuses native-asset quotes. On Arc, native USDC and ERC-20 USDC are one balance that the
locker accounts as two ledgers; a native-quoted pool could sweep credited USDC (a payout on
Circle's blocklist, and three sanctioned addresses are blocklisted on Arc's USDC today) and
then break every smaller USDC collect.
LaunchFactory.sol,LaunchLocker.solandLaunchToken.solare untouched and byte-identical to what Base and Robinhood run;script/check-arc-factory.sh(in CI) fails if the two factory files drift.LaunchFactoryArcon 5042 and refuses a non-zero deployer nonce (nonce0 is what keeps the addresses identical across chains);
verify.shsubmits the Arc factoryunder its own source;
deployments/launchpad-arc.jsonrecords the Arc v4 addresses (factoryand locker filled at deploy time).
suite skips there): USDC launch/buy/collect on the live v4, burn mode to dEaD, the rug-proof
assertions against Arc's PositionManager, the router layout, and the sweep demonstrated on the
plain contract and refused by the Arc one.
Verification
Typecheck, lint, 640 app tests, production build, 56 Foundry unit tests, the factory drift
check, and all 9 Arc fork tests against live Arc mainnet. Reviewed: an app security review, three
/code-review rounds, and a contract review against Arc's execution differences; all findings
fixed or documented (Circle blocklisting the locker or dEaD would freeze Arc collects; not
fixable in-contract).
After merge
Merge → ship v64 (Arc stays "Coming soon") → fund the deployer with USDC on Arc (its first Arc
transaction must be the deploy) → deploy
LaunchFactoryArc→ verify → set the Arc secrets andbuild args → v65 with Arc live.
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