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Load.fun is the meme launchpad on Arc
Load.fun (Load Fun) is where meme coins launch on Arc. Instant or bonding curve, trade from the first block, graduate into locked Uniswap LP. Fair launch. No gatekeepers. Your wallet signs every transaction.
- What you launch
- Meme coins
- Chain
- Arc
- Launch modes
- Instant + Bonding
- After graduation
- Locked LP
What Load is
People searching for an Arc launchpad, an Arc meme launchpad, or a place to launch a meme coin on Arc need a live venue — not a waitlist. Load is that product: a bonding-curve factory, a discovery board, token charts, buy/sell, creator fee claims, profiles, and board chat on load.fun.
Arc is USDC-gas. Load matches that: creates, curve trades, and graduation are USDC-denominated. You do not buy a volatile gas token first. That is the same Circle / USDC-native story other Arc venues advertise — Load already ships it with a full trading surface, not just a deploy transaction.
Load is independent software. It is not a multi-chain clone and not a leftover from another L1. If you want to launch or trade meme tokens on Arc, start at load.fun.
How the Load launchpad works
Step 1
Connect on Arc
Use a wallet on Arc and hold USDC for gas, creates, and buys. Bridge from Ethereum if you still need funds on-chain.
Step 2
Launch or trade
Creators launch a meme token Instant or on a bonding curve. Traders buy and sell from block one — no wait for a pool.
Step 3
Graduate to locked LP
At 10,000 USDC the curve migrates into locked Uniswap V3. Instant launches skip this and start on V3.
Full walkthroughs live in the docs: Bonding curve, Instant, fees, and graduation.
Instant vs bonding curve
Instant starts on Uniswap V3. Bonding curve discovers price first, then graduates into locked Uniswap V3 at a 10,000 USDC raise.
| Instant | Bonding curve | |
|---|---|---|
| Create fee | 1 USDC + gas | 1 USDC + gas |
| Curve | None — live pool from block one | USDC bonding curve |
| Venue | Uniswap V3 from block one | Curve, then locked Uniswap V3 |
| After graduation | Already live — no graduation | Locked Uniswap V3 at 1% LP fee |
Load vs other Arc launchpads
Arc mainnet is crowded with instant Uniswap-pool pads and bonding-curve pads that list on their own DEX. Load is built as one stack: Instant Uniswap V3 or curve first, locked Uniswap V3 second, board included.
| Feature | Load | Typical Arc pad |
|---|---|---|
| Quote asset | USDC from create to graduate | USDC or mixed |
| Price discovery | Bonding curve, then DEX | Instant pool or curve-only |
| Graduation | Fixed 10,000 USDC raise | None, or a custom threshold |
| Liquidity | Locked Uniswap V3 LP | Sometimes locked, often pullable |
| LP fee | Standard 1% Uniswap V3 (80/20) | Varies |
| Product | Board, charts, chat, fee claims | Often a factory + landing page |
For creators and traders
Creators pay 1 USDC, get a fair open (no presale bag), optional anti-snipe, and two earning eras: 80% of the 1% curve fee, then 80% of the 1% locked LP fee streams. Claim from the token page. You cannot yank graduated liquidity through Load.
Traders get a live board, Spotlight and volume views, charts, holders, and a swap ticket that stays on the curve until graduation, then routes through Uniswap. Keys stay in the wallet.
Arc launchpad FAQ
What is Load (load.fun)?
Load is the meme launchpad on Arc. Creators launch meme tokens as Instant Uniswap pools or on a bonding curve at load.fun. Bonding launches graduate into locked Uniswap LP. Trading is non-custodial from the first block.
Is Load Fun the same as Load.fun?
Yes. Load Fun, Load.fun, load.fun, and Load all mean the same Arc meme launchpad at https://load.fun.
How do I launch a meme coin on Arc?
Open load.fun, connect a wallet on Arc, then use Create. Pick Instant or Bonding, launch the meme, and trading starts immediately.
Is Load a USDC-native Arc launchpad?
Yes. Arc uses USDC for gas. Load launches, curve trades, and graduation are denominated in USDC — you do not need a separate volatile gas token to create or trade.
How much does it cost to create a token on Load?
Creating a token costs 1 USDC to the platform treasury, plus network gas, plus any optional first buy you attach. Exact wei follows the on-chain creation fee shown in the create quote.
What is the graduation target?
Every bonding launch fills a 10,000 USDC raise (net reserves after fees). When that fills, liquidity migrates into locked Uniswap liquidity and the token keeps trading on a real DEX pool.
Does Load lock liquidity?
Yes. After graduation the LP principal stays locked in Load’s fee vault. Creators can claim fee share; they cannot pull the pool through normal Load flows. That is the anti-rug guarantee — price can still go to zero.
What is the difference between Instant and bonding-curve launches?
Instant starts on a live Uniswap V3 pool from block one. Bonding curve discovers price first, then graduates into locked Uniswap V3 at a 10,000 USDC raise. Both use the standard 1% LP fee.
How do creators earn on Load?
On the curve, creators earn 80% of the 1% fee (0.80% of volume; 20% is platform). On Uniswap they earn 80% of locked LP fees (20% platform).
Is Load non-custodial?
Yes. Creates, buys, sells, claims, and bridges are wallet-signed on-chain. Load never holds your private keys.
How is Load different from other Arc launchpads?
Many Arc venues are a factory plus an instant Uniswap pool, or a curve that lists on their own DEX. Load ships both: Instant Uniswap V3 and a USDC bonding curve with a fixed 10,000 USDC graduation, locked V3 LP, and a full board with charts, chat, and fee claims.
Is there an anti-snipe window?
When enabled, the first 90 seconds after launch cap each non-creator wallet at 250 USDC per buy. Creators are exempt. It is a size limit, not an extra fee.
Where do I trade Load tokens?
On load.fun: the live board for discovery, the token page for chart and swap. Instant tokens trade Uniswap V3 from the first block. Bonding tokens trade the curve, then Uniswap V3 after graduation.
Start on load.fun
Browse live memes, launch a token, or read fees and graduation — the Arc launchpad is live.
