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Cooket is an Arc-native token launch and trading protocol currently operating in Arc Testnet development and testing. A launch creates a fixed-supply ERC-20 token, a dedicated shifted constant-product bonding curve, and a reserved Uniswap V3 pool. Trading starts on the curve and moves to the canonical token/USDC pool at graduation.
Everything documented here is on Arc Testnet. Testnet tokens and USDC do not represent real financial value. An Arc Testnet deployment does not imply Arc Mainnet availability.
Cooket uses external user-controlled EVM wallets through Reown AppKit and Wagmi. The browser requests signatures; the API and indexer do not hold wallet keys or submit protocol transactions for users. The runtime base asset is Arc native USDC, represented with 18-decimal native units. After graduation, Uniswap V3 uses canonical ERC-20 USDC with 6 decimals. These are distinct representations and must not be confused.

Launch the app

Open Cooket on Arc Testnet.

Protocol model

Review supply, reserves, prices, and fees.

Developer architecture

Understand contracts and data services.

Contract addresses

Use the canonical manifest-derived reference.
Verified source code means that explorer source matches submitted source metadata; it is not evidence of an independent security audit. See Security model.