One order.Every pool on Arc.

A single pool prices the first dollar well and the last dollar badly. The engine asks every indexed pool the same question at the same block, gives each one the share it earns, and routes the legs through one contract. If any leg would return less than your minimum, the whole trade reverts.

Sign an order, not a transaction. Every order signed inside the same five second window settles together. Orders on opposite sides of a pair are matched against each other first, so they pay no pool fee and nothing to a bot watching the mempool. Only the remainder is routed.

Pick any Uniswap v4 pool on Arc, type one side, and the other is worked out from the pool's price at the block. The position is minted by Uniswap's own PositionManager and simulated from your address first. Lock it for a term you choose, or forever, and anyone can check the lock.

A team commits tokens to a contract that names the second it pays out and cannot give them back. When the round closes, part buys the token back and burns it, the rest lands in the largest holders' wallets without anyone claiming, and a tenth of every round buys $c00k.

Every pool the index has found and every swap that lands on it, drawn live from the same index that routes your order. Nobody publishes this list, so the engine builds it by scanning every block.