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Tolly Bundler on Arc

Launch a Tolly token on Arc straight into a locked 1% USDC pool, with an atomic dev buy and up to 20 sniper wallets kept within the 3% opening cap.

Tolly does not charge a launch fee and applies no buy or sell tax. The pool’s 1% trading fee applies to every trade.

Sniper buys start after the launch confirms and run in sequence, each with a fresh quote, its own approval and 20% slippage protection. Execution is best effort.

The Priority option sends sniper buys with a 50% higher gas price. It does not guarantee that they land before other buyers.

How to launch on Tolly with the Bundler

  1. Connect your wallet on Arc. It becomes the token creator.
  2. Enter a name of up to 32 characters, a ticker of 2 to 10 uppercase letters or digits, and the token image.
  3. Add optional website, X and Telegram links. They are stored on chain with the token.
  4. Set an optional developer buy in USDC and import up to 20 sniper wallets with their amounts, keeping each wallet within 3% of supply.
  5. Approve USDC for the developer buy if you set one, pay the 25 USDC Smithii fee, then confirm the launch.
  6. Watch the sniper wallets buy one by one and open each result on Arc Explorer.

Benefits of Tolly Bundler

Trading from the first block

no curve to fill: the token launches straight into a USDC pool

Opening cap checked for you

each buy is simulated against Tolly’s 3% per-wallet limit

Dev buy in the launch

your purchase sits inside the transaction that creates the token

Sniper keys stay local

wallets sign in your browser and the journal stores only addresses and hashes

No per-sniper fee

25 USDC charged before the launch covers the whole bundle

Recover after a reload

the confirmed token is kept, so a refresh never launches twice

If you need more help contact our team

Got questions?

If you need more help contact our team

Tolly is a token launchpad on Arc that skips the bonding curve. Each launch mints a fixed 1 billion tokens and puts almost all of them into a Uniswap V3 style pool paired with USDC, with a 1% fee tier. The liquidity position is locked in a Tolly fee locker contract.

For the first five minutes after launch, the Tolly contract rejects any buy that would leave the receiving wallet with more than 3% of supply. Tokens the wallet already holds count toward the limit. The Bundler checks each sniper and the developer buy against it before sending.

No. Tolly launches always use 1 billion tokens and a 1% USDC pool. The supply, pool fee and opening cap are protocol rules, so the Bundler shows them as facts rather than editable settings.

No. Tolly tokens carry no transfer or trade tax. The cost of a trade is the 1% pool fee plus Arc gas, which is paid in USDC.

Not guaranteed. Sniper buys are separate transactions sent after the launch confirms, one after another. Priority raises their gas price by 50%, but ordering on Arc is not something the tool can promise.

Smithii charges 25 USDC after your launch confirms, paid by the connected wallet. Add the USDC for your developer buy and Arc gas. Each sniper wallet pays for its own buy and gas.

What is Tolly and how does it work on Arc?

Tolly is an Arc launchpad built around a simple rule set. There is no bonding curve and no graduation step. When you launch, the TollyPad contract mints exactly 1 billion tokens and places almost the entire supply into a pool against USDC with a 1% fee tier. The liquidity position is locked in a fee locker contract rather than handed to the creator.

Tolly’s protection against early concentration is a holding cap, not a tax. During the first five minutes, the contract refuses any buy that would take a wallet above 3% of supply. After that window, buying is unrestricted. Token metadata such as the image, website, X and Telegram links is written on chain.

What the Tolly Bundler adds

The Bundler combines the launch with a developer buy that executes inside the creation transaction, then runs up to 20 sniper wallets once the launch confirms. Before anything is signed, the launch and developer buy are simulated against the opening cap, so a buy that would breach 3% is flagged instead of reverting on chain.

Each sniper gets a fresh quote, an exact USDC approval and a swap of its own, in sequence. A sniper that fails does not affect the token or the other wallets, and the confirmed launch is never repeated.