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A veto.fun token doesn’t trade on veto.fun. It trades on Uniswap v3 on Arc, in a USDC/token pool on the 0.3% or 1% fee tier (the creator’s choice at launch), from its very first block.
The venue is frozen into the token at creation. A token lives in its pool for its whole life; there is no migration and nothing to move.

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Why this matters: your token is visible everywhere

Because every token is an ordinary v3 pool on the canonical Uniswap deployment, the entire trading ecosystem can see it without anyone lifting a finger:
  • Charting and discovery platforms (GeckoTerminal, DexScreener and friends) index the pool from its first swap.
  • Aggregators and wallets that integrate Uniswap on Arc can route to it.
  • Trading bots interact with it like any other v3 pool, because it is one.
There is no “on the launchpad” phase where only we can see your token. It is born public, on infrastructure every major platform already watches.

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Quoted in USDC

Arc’s gas token is USDC, and so is the quote side of every Veto pool. Prices, market caps, volumes and fees are dollar amounts by construction: no ETH price to convert through, no volatility in the denominator. The opening price is the same fixed USD FDV for every launch.

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How trading works from second zero

Freshly created pools have one practical problem: DEX routing APIs haven’t indexed them yet. So the Veto app trades through its own swap router, a minimal, immutable contract that swaps USDC against the pool directly:
  • USDC in, tokens out (buy) and tokens in, USDC out (sell), with slippage and deadline protection.
  • It only ever swaps against a pool it re-derives from the Uniswap factory, so it cannot be pointed at a fake pool.
  • It is stateless and ownerless: it holds nothing between transactions and nobody can change it.
You are never required to use it. The Uniswap app, any aggregator or your own bot works on the same pool.

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Fee tier

Launch pools use the 0.3% tier (tick spacing 60) or the 1% tier (tick spacing 200), picked by the creator and fixed for life. The fee doesn’t go to the DEX or to us off the top: it accrues to the locked position and is split creator/protocol as described in fees.