What Is Sharc.fun?

Checked against sharc.fun on 14 September 2026.

What it is

Sharc.fun is a memecoin launch venue for Arc, the Layer 1 blockchain created by Circle that uses USDC for gas. Its front page, read on 14 September 2026, describes it in one line: "Launch and trade memecoins on Arc. Liquidity is locked forever at graduation, so it can't be pulled. Creators earn on every trade." The site title is "Sharc.fun — the Arc memecoin launchpad."

That is the whole of the published pitch. As of 14 September 2026 there is no documentation, whitepaper or FAQ linked from the homepage. Throughout this guide, "not published" means the information is not on the venue's own site — not that the answer is bad.

Who's behind it

Not disclosed. Sharc.fun names no company, team, jurisdiction or operator on its public pages, and no third-party reporting we found identifies them. An undisclosed team is common here and is not by itself evidence of anything, but it leaves no track record to check — so everything you rely on has to be visible on-chain.

Mechanism

Sharc.fun publishes one structural fact: there is a graduation event, and liquidity is "locked forever at graduation."

Graduation is the word launchpads use when a token stops trading inside the platform's own pricing mechanism — usually a bonding curve, where price is set by a formula as people buy and sell — and its liquidity moves onto a public decentralised exchange. A graduation event therefore implies a curve, or something like one. Sharc.fun does not say so explicitly, and the rest is not ours to infer.

Not published: the curve formula or parameters, the graduation threshold, what happens to a token that never reaches it, which DEX the liquidity lands on, and whether any supply is held back. Those determine what you actually own when you buy early.

Fees

Not published. The site says "creators earn on every trade" but gives no trading fee percentage, no split between creator and platform, no cost to launch, and no indication of whether fees change at graduation. Read that line as intent, not as a number you can model.

Lock treatment

This is the one mechanical claim made plainly: liquidity is "locked forever at graduation, so it can't be pulled."

Separate two things. "Cannot be pulled" is about the liquidity — whether whoever launched the token can withdraw the pool out from under buyers. A permanent lock, implemented as the phrase suggests, removes that. It says nothing about the trading fees that position accrues: on some venues a permanently locked position keeps paying fees to the creator, on others the fees are locked away with it and nobody claims them. Fee treatment under the lock: not published. Locking contract and audit: not published. The lock also happens at graduation; what protects liquidity before that point is not published either.

Status

Unknown as of 14 September 2026. The site is up and presents as a working product, but we could not confirm a Sharc.fun token trading on Arc mainnet, and Arc's public mainnet is scheduled for 16 September 2026 — so nothing shown before that date can be a mainnet pool. Confirm by checking that a token's pool address resolves on Arcscan, Arc's mainnet explorer.

How to verify a token launched there

Work from the chain, not from a screenshot.

Take the contract address from the venue's own interface, never from a forwarded link. Cloned front ends are the standard attack.

Open the token on Arcscan, Arc's block explorer, and check the contract is verified and was deployed by the same factory or deployer as other Sharc.fun tokens. A one-off deployer wallet means it did not come from the venue you think it did.

Find the pool on DexScreener, or any chart that indexes Arc pools, and confirm real liquidity exists at that address.

Look up who holds the LP position. A genuine permanent lock shows the position held by a locking contract you can open in the explorer. If a wallet holds it, it can be withdrawn, whatever a website says.

Check the graduation state. Before graduation a token may only be tradable inside Sharc.fun, and no public pool means no exit through one.

Risks

Most of the risk here is information risk. Sharc.fun publishes a clear liquidity claim and almost nothing else, so a buyer cannot check the fee split, the curve, the threshold or the lock contract against anything. The team is not disclosed and no audit is disclosed. Pre-graduation tokens depend on the platform's own interface to trade, so platform downtime is your downtime. On top of that sit the ordinary memecoin risks: most tokens on any venue go to near zero, and a locked pool protects the liquidity without protecting the price.

None of this says Sharc.fun has done anything wrong. It describes what you can verify before you buy, and what you cannot. For how Sharc.fun's published claims sit alongside the other Arc venues', see memecentral's comparison of Bullcheese, ARCLaunch, Arch and Sharc, where every cell is what each venue publishes about itself.

FAQ

What is Sharc.fun?

Sharc.fun is a memecoin launch venue for Arc, the Layer 1 blockchain created by Circle that uses USDC for gas. Its front page states that liquidity is locked forever at graduation and that creators earn on every trade. Verified 14 September 2026.

Does Sharc.fun use a bonding curve?

Not published. The site refers to a graduation event, which is the point at which a token leaves a venue-controlled pricing mechanism for a public pool, and that normally implies a curve — but Sharc.fun publishes no curve formula, parameters or graduation threshold, and this guide does not infer them.

What does Sharc.fun charge?

Not published. The site says "creators earn on every trade" but states no trading fee percentage, no creator or platform split and no launch cost as of 14 September 2026.

Is Sharc.fun liquidity burned?

Sharc.fun says liquidity is "locked forever at graduation," which is a lock claim, not a burn. Whether the fees accrued by that locked position stay claimable, and which locking contract holds it, are not published. Read the LP position holder on-chain for a specific token.

Bullcheese is a permissionless launch venue. Tokens launched on it are created by anyone, carry no endorsement, and can go to zero. Nothing here is financial advice.

Not financial advice. Memecoins are extremely high risk.

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