Token
$UNDO token
$UNDO is not launched and has no contract address yet. This page explains what the token is planned to do inside the protocol.
Status
Protocol status: In development. Simulation only. The token will not exist before the contracts that give it a function. Until the announcement on X, treat any address, airdrop, presale or claim page that uses the UNDO name as not ours.
You will never need $UNDO to pay or to get paid. Payments, bonds and fees stay in USDC and EURC.
Planned facts
- Supply Planned
- 1,000,000,000
- Fixed
- Launch Planned
- Fair launch
- Planned
- Presale Planned
- None
- No presale
The plan is a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000, a fair launch and no presale. These facts are planned, not final, until the launch announcement.
What $UNDO will do
$UNDO has a job inside the protocol. It is the stake that makes arbitration costly to get wrong.
| Function | How it works |
|---|---|
| Arbitrator staking | Staking $UNDO makes an address eligible to be drawn at random as an arbitrator. |
| Slashing | Arbitrators who vote with the minority, or who are drawn and do not vote, are slashed. |
| First-loss layer (phase 2) | Staked $UNDO stands ahead of Guarantee Pool depositors and absorbs shortfalls first. |
| Seller fee discount | A seller who stakes pays 0.35% in place of 0.5%. |
| Bounded governance | Stakers govern parameters only, never funds. |
Arbitration
Contested disputes are decided by 3 arbitrators drawn at random among $UNDO stakers, and by 7 on appeal. Votes are commit-reveal, within 72h. Stake is what an arbitrator puts at risk. See Disputes and arbitration.
Governance limits
Governance is bounded. It can adjust parameters such as the ones listed on the Overview. It cannot move bonds, escrowed payments, deposits or refunds. The contracts are designed to be non-upgradable, so governance cannot replace the code that holds funds either. See Security.
Where fees meet the token
Where the 0.5% fee goes
paid by the seller, in USDC or EURC
50%Arbitrators
Paid for resolving disputes
30%Guarantee Pool / treasury
Third layer of the refund waterfall, phase 2
20%Buyback to stakers
Market buyback, sent to $UNDO stakers
Every protocol fee is split three ways: 50% to arbitrators, 30% to the Guarantee Pool and treasury, and 20% to a market buyback sent to stakers.
Fees are paid by sellers in USDC and EURC. The amount of fees depends entirely on protocol usage, which today is zero. Nothing here is a forecast or a promise of any return.
What $UNDO is not
- It is not a payment currency. Buyers and sellers never touch it unless they choose to stake.
- It is not required to use the protection. A seller with no stake is protected by the same rules and pays the standard 0.5% fee.
- It is not a claim on bonds, escrowed payments or the treasury. Governance covers parameters only, never funds.
- It is not available anywhere today.
Staking carries real risk. Slashing and the first-loss layer mean staked $UNDO can be lost. See Risks.
How the launch will be announced
There will be one channel: the X account at x.com/UndoOnArc. The contract address will be posted there and then shown on the token page and in the field at the top of this page.
Nobody from UNDO will send you a direct message with an address, a link to a sale or a request to connect a wallet.