$SAVIORHow it works
SAVIOR is a token on Arc Mainnet, the stablecoin-native chain where USDC is the gas token. It trades in a Uniswap V4 pool (SAVIOR / USDC) protected by a custom hook. Swaps go through the SaviorStaking contract, which applies the rules below.
- You pay USDC. The pool swaps it for SAVIOR.
- 50% of the SAVIOR goes to your wallet right away.
- The other 50% is locked in the staking contract for 10 days by default.
- Reveal your lock within about 70 minutes of the buy and it can drop to a random 5 to 10 days. The Personal reveal section, right below Swap, lists your locks that are still open for a reveal, with a countdown and a Reveal button. Anyone can reveal, so the app also has a public Reveal all button.
- When a lock expires, you claim it from the Locks section of the app.
Selling works the other way around: you send SAVIOR and receive USDC. Sells are not locked. Selling in the same block as a buy is not allowed.
Fees
Every swap pays two fees. The app's estimate already includes both.
Slippage. The default tolerance is 0.5%. You can pick 0.1%, 0.5%, 1% or a custom value. If the price moves more than that before your swap lands, the swap reverts and you only pay gas. Above 1% the app shows a warning.
Small pool. Liquidity is still small, so large trades move the price a lot. If an amount is bigger than the pool can fill, the app tells you before you sign.
Locks and claims
Each buy creates one lock that holds half of the SAVIOR you bought. A new lock unlocks 10 days after the buy. About 2 seconds after the buy, a reveal window opens for about 70 minutes: press Reveal your lock and the lock gets its final unlock time, a random 5 to 10 days after the buy (never longer than 10). If nobody reveals it in time, it simply stays at 10 days.
Lucky NFT: buys of 10 USDC or more have a 5% chance to win a Savior Weapons NFT, drawn when the lock is revealed. A win is reserved for your wallet; claim it with Claim NFT in the app. If the lock is not revealed in time, there is no draw.
- See your locks: connect your wallet and open My Locked Positions. You will see the amount, a countdown and the status of each lock. Times are shown in your local time zone.
- Claim: when a lock shows Ready, press Claim and confirm in your wallet. The SAVIOR goes straight to your wallet.
- Nothing expires: an unlocked position stays claimable. You do not lose it if you wait.
- Leaderboard: the public Locks Leaderboard shows every wallet's locked total, read directly from the staking contract. Locks unlocking within 24 hours are highlighted.
Savior Weapons NFT Coming soon
Savior Weapons is an NFT collection on Arc, an OpenSea drop at 0xf9cEdaA96278462f9b85ADfbB4ea0Bdfc38f383c with a max supply of 1,111. The NFTs will be part of a game developed in the future with treasury funds. What they hold stays sealed for now.
How to win one
- Buy 10 USDC or more of SAVIOR on this site.
- Reveal your lock within about 70 minutes of the buy.
- Each reveal has a 5% chance to win a Savior Weapons NFT.
- Claim it here with Claim NFT. It then shows in your wallet and on OpenSea.
- Missed the reveal window? Then there is no draw for that lock.
- Locks opened with stake are not eligible. Only buys count.
A win is reserved for the wallet that owns the lock, even if someone else pressed reveal. Claim it in the Lucky NFT card under My Locked Positions. View the collection on OpenSea.
Bridge USDC to Arc
The Bridge section moves native USDC from another chain to Arc with Circle CCTP (Arc is CCTP domain 26). It uses Circle Bridge Kit in your browser. Your wallet signs every step, and no one else holds your funds.
- Approve: allow USDC to be burned on the source chain.
- Burn on source: the USDC is burned on the source chain.
- Attestation: Circle signs a message confirming the burn.
- Mint on Arc: the same amount of native USDC is minted to your address on Arc.
You need USDC and gas on the source chain, plus a little USDC on Arc to pay for the mint. Fast transfers finish in minutes for a small fee. Standard transfers have no fast fee but wait for source-chain finality. If a transfer stops partway, use Retry last transfer.
Supported source chains (every EVM mainnet that Circle Bridge Kit supports with CCTP V2): Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, OP Mainnet, Polygon PoS, Avalanche, Linea, Unichain, Codex, Cronos, Edge, HyperEVM, Injective, Ink, Monad, Morph, Pharos, Plasma, Plume, Sei, Sonic, World Chain, X Layer and XDC. Pick one in the From chain dropdown. Your wallet is asked to switch to that chain for approve and burn, and back to Arc for the mint.
Contract addresses
All contracts are on Arc Mainnet. Check addresses on the explorer before you approve anything.
Pool ID: 0x8946abd242378490313560cdf60e13902ca24d84add48f0f223bc26de5bb145f (USDC / SAVIOR, fee 10000, tick spacing 200). CCTP addresses verified against Circle's documentation.
Risks
SAVIOR is an experimental meme token. Nothing on this site is financial advice.
- You can lose everything. The price can drop to zero. Only use money you can afford to lose.
- Smart contract risk. The token, hook, staking and bridge contracts can have bugs. They have not been formally audited.
- Locked funds. Half of every buy is locked for up to 10 days. You cannot sell locked SAVIOR until you claim it, even if the price falls.
- Low liquidity. The pool is small, so prices move sharply and large sells may not be possible.
- Bridge risk. Bridging relies on Circle CCTP and on the source chain. Delays or outages can hold up a transfer.
- Network risk. Arc is a new network. Public RPC endpoints can be slow or rate-limited, so data in the app may lag.
- Your keys, your responsibility. Never share your seed phrase. Always check what you sign.