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Wick Standard

Review the fixed supply, no-mint, no-blacklist, locked-liquidity, wallet-limit, and launch-factory constraints shared by WickDeck-native tokens on Arc.

Protocol mechanics reduce specific technical risks. They do not determine the value, legitimacy, or future performance of a market.

What is it?

Wick Standard v1. Every WickDeck-native market follows the same immutable launch standard.

What the protocol allows — and what it does not.

Why does it exist?

Traders should be able to see what a native launch token can and cannot do without reading every contract. Wick Standard is that checklist. It applies to every public template (Standard, Burn, Fee, Rewards). It is a description of protocol mechanics, not a quality, safety, or performance rating.

How does it work?

SectionRuleValue
SupplyTotal supply1,000,000,000
SupplyAdditional mintingIMPOSSIBLE
SupplyFreeze authorityNONE
Creator PowersMint more tokensIMPOSSIBLE
Creator PowersBlacklist walletsIMPOSSIBLE
Creator PowersChange trading feeIMPOSSIBLE
Creator PowersPause sellsIMPOSSIBLE
Creator PowersWithdraw graduation liquidityIMPOSSIBLE
MarketQuote assetUSDC
MarketBonding curveWick Standard Curve
MarketGraduationTIER DEPENDENT
MarketWallet limitsFAIR START RULES
VerificationFactorySee Contracts
VerificationMarket implementationSee Contracts
VerificationToken implementationSee Contracts
VerificationSource verifiedYes

Total supply is 1,000,000,000. Quote asset on the standard curve is USDC. Graduation / Ignition is TIER DEPENDENT. Addresses for factory and implementations are on Contracts. Burn, Fee, and Rewards add an extra immutable token mechanic on top of this checklist. See Token Templates.

What can go wrong?

Protocol mechanics reduce specific technical risks. They do not determine the value, legitimacy, or future performance of a market.

WickDeck protocol constraints can reduce certain technical risks, but cannot guarantee token value, creator behavior, market liquidity, or trading outcomes.

What should traders understand?

Use Wick Standard to learn what the contracts refuse. Use Scan and Intel for what participants are doing. Do not treat a completed checklist as a reason to buy.