How the kitchen works.

You need three things:

• A browser wallet, such as MetaMask.
• The Arc network (chain id 5042). The site adds it to your wallet the first time you press “Switch to Arc”.
• A little USDC. On Arc, gas is paid in USDC, not ETH, so keep some for fees even if you are trading something else.

Then press Connect in the top bar. The site only ever sees your address. It never asks for a seed phrase or a private key, and nothing on it can move your tokens without your signature.

There are three layers:

• You: your wallet holds your keys and signs every transaction.
• c00k.exchange: the website and the quote engine. The engine indexes the pools on Arc, prices every route at the same block, and simulates it on chain from your address before your wallet is asked for anything.
• Arc: the contracts, which do the actual work and enforce the rules. Uniswap v4 is where the pools and LP positions live.

Your signed transaction goes straight from your wallet to the chain. The engine builds it, but it cannot sign it.

Every c00k contract was written without an owner key, a pause switch or an upgrade path. What the engine can do is limited to quoting, simulating, submitting batches and running rewards rounds on time, and even then each contract checks the rules you signed.

Swap is the core trade. You name the pair, the amount and your floor (the least you will accept). The engine asks every pool it has verified on Arc at the same block, splits your order across the ones that pay the most, possibly over several hops, and hands your wallet a single transaction.

Guarantee

If any leg would pay less than your floor, the whole swap reverts and nothing moves.

Fee

No router fee. You pay the pools’ own fees and gas.

For $c00k

Any token on Arc can be swapped into $c00k in one step. The $c00k pool’s hook is priced by asking the chain, so the quote is the fill.

Where

c00k.exchange/swap

Contract

0xe8b393641b2647e294374b6a06f4424e6d0f9593

From the same terminal you can schedule a swap for a time window instead of sending it now. The keeper contract holds your input until the window opens. From then on anyone can execute it, you included, and whoever does is paid the small bounty you set. The executor only chooses the route: your amounts, minimum and recipient are fixed.

Guarantee

Funds leave only as a swap that meets your minimum, delivered to your recipient, or as a refund to you.

Cancel

Any time. Once the window has closed, anyone can trigger the refund, and it always goes back to you.

Fee

No keeper fee. The only cost is the bounty you choose, paid in USDC.

Contract

0x98cac438cea984a637f02387658963891ce9980c

In a batch you sign an order as a message, not a transaction. It costs no gas and is not in the public mempool. Every 5 seconds, all the orders signed in that window are settled together in one transaction, at one price per pair. Orders pointing opposite ways settle against each other first, and only the leftover is routed to the pools.

Guarantee

One price per pair for everyone in the window, and every order’s own minimum. A fill below any signed minimum reverts the whole batch.

Privacy

Nothing an order says is public before it settles, so there is nothing to front run.

Fee

None. Matched orders also skip the pool fee.

Where

c00k.exchange/batch

Contract

0xe3ec6f8a1fa6046020df671f8fa44a8007112466

Rewards lets any token’s dev hand tokens to a contract with a time on it, instead of promising the community something. The dev chooses the token, the amount, the moment, the burn share, how many of the largest holders are paid (1 to 500), and a minimum holding. Once committed, the tokens cannot come back.

When the time comes, the round executes in one transaction:

• For any token other than $c00k, 10% is bought into $c00k and sent to the $c00k dev wallet. $c00k rounds pay no fee.
• The burn share buys the chosen token and sends it to the dead address.
• The rest is paid pro rata to the largest holders at that block. Nobody has to claim anything.

Who counts

Pools, the dead address, the token contract, any contract address and the dev’s own wallet never count as holders.

Timing

c00k’s executor runs rounds on time. If it ever does not, anyone can execute a round after one day of grace.

For $c00k

The only product where $c00k is bought automatically: a tenth of every round for another token, enforced by the contract.

Where

c00k.exchange/rewards

Contract

0xe82eb68e4eba49c26ad26d2f5a049b48115a86e3

Liquidity is the first place on Arc where anyone can add liquidity to $c00k, or to any Uniswap v4 pool on the chain, from one page. Pick a pool, type one side, and the other side is worked out from the pool’s price at the block. Choose full range (always active) or a band around today’s price.

Approvals

Exact amounts only, to Permit2, which lets the PositionManager draw them for one hour. No unlimited approvals.

Safety

The mint is simulated from your address before your wallet is asked. Pools whose hook can block or tax withdrawals, pools priced in the native unit, and pools with no liquidity are not offered.

Your position

A Uniswap v4 position NFT, minted by Uniswap’s own PositionManager. Withdraw 25%, 50% or 100% from the same page.

Fee

None from c00k.

Where

c00k.exchange/liquidity

Any Uniswap v4 LP position on Arc can be locked in CookLocker for 30 days, 90 days, 6 months, 1 year, or forever. Locking is one transaction and needs no approval. Until the unlock time nobody can withdraw it: not a hacker, not c00k, not the owner.

While locked

The owner can collect the swap fees any time, extend the lock (never shorten it), or hand the lock to another wallet.

Forever

A forever lock never unlocks. It is burned liquidity that still pays its fees to the owner.

Public

Every lock, and the share of each pool’s liquidity that is locked, is listed on the Liquidity page.

Contract

0xd8e3ff27a3c132a1ddb99fc8743f2f12064930c6

• Markets: a live map of Arc. Every token the index has seen trade is a point, and every swap lights up the two tokens it moved between.
• Proof: every test result, with the command to reproduce it against Arc.
• Copilot: ask questions in plain words in the terminal. It answers from live engine data and cannot sign anything.

$c00k launched on Argus into a Uniswap v4 pool against USDC. Everything below can be checked on chain.

Contract

0x30e61a775f6Ad3275Afb654dc55e9356b333446f

Pool

$c00k / USDC on Uniswap v4, with the launch hook. The pool’s LP fee is 0% today.

Automatic buys

10% of every rewards round for another token, enforced by ProofOfFair.

Burned

5,000,000 $c00k (0.5% of supply) from the dev wallet · 0x1ad6b6a2…96419f

LP added

4 full range adds through Liquidity, 22.15M $c00k + 500 USDC in total · 0xc3e0424b…f1e4f3, 0x5e1b5498…ecb598, 0x483d9e93…e6cc2a, 0x49264526…3f0a68

Dev wallet

0x6949768089af072d59a58bb40d35cef6323f560d

Where to buy

Swap on c00k.exchange, or its page on Argus

Burns and LP adds are decisions the team makes by hand. They are not automatic, and every one of them is a public transaction linked above.

Every c00k contract below is checked by the engine on each start: the code at the address must match what this repository compiles, byte for byte, or the product is switched off.