Overview

The rules for a launch, the fee, and the $ZNZF pool. These pages are the mechanism. The rest of the site does not restate them.

What is live: canonical $ZNZF on Robinhood Chain, its fee vault, its ETH bonding curve, a fee intake, and a buyback splitter. The curve fee is 2%. New buys stop after 2 ETH of real reserves. That curve does not migrate. Buyback burns canonical supply on Robinhood only. Arc has the bridged token, a factory, and a fee vault. Arc supply equals completed Robinhood locks. Arc does not run buyback.

A new token starts on a curve. When that curve fills on Robinhood, the site moves the reserves into a Uniswap v4 pool and the swap on the token page uses that pool. The live $ZNZF curve does not move.

The ERC-20 in a wallet does not change if a future curve migrates. Migration is not part of the live $ZNZF market.

What is live today

Robinhood Chain (id 4663) — ETH gas, explorer robinhoodchain.blockscout.com. Canonical $ZNZF, its curve, the fee vault, the intake, the splitter, the launch factory, and the bridge lock are live.
Arc (id 5042) — USDC gas, explorer explorer.arc.io. The live Arc token is the one that already holds the locked amount. It grows only when canonical tokens are locked. The factory, fee vault, and bridge are published. There is no $ZNZF pool and no buyback on Arc. The vault names this same live token.
$ZNZF was minted at 1,000,000,000 on Robinhood. Burns reduce totalSupply. The curve was seeded with 800,000,000 $ZNZF. The treasury wallet holds 200,000,000. The amount left on the curve changes when people trade. The fee is 2%. New buys stop after 2 ETH of real reserves. The curve does not migrate.