Terms
Non-custodial
Parabolic never holds your assets. Every launch, buy, sell, claim and forum post is a transaction your own wallet signs and submits to Arc. Nobody at Parabolic can move your coins. An embedded wallet you create through Dynamic is yours under Dynamic's terms; Parabolic holds no part of its key and cannot recover it.
Gasless trading
On Arc gas is paid in USDC, so where signing in with X is switched on, the wallet it makes pays its own network fee at cost, from the USDC it trades with. Nothing is added to it.
Irreversible
Transactions are final once the chain has included them. Nobody can reverse them. Check the coin, the amount and the price impact before you sign.
Locked liquidity
At graduation, liquidity goes into a full-range Uniswap v4 position held by a locker with no withdraw function. Parabolic cannot unlock it.
User-created coins
Coins are created by users and are experimental. Similar names or images can belong to unrelated coins. Parabolic does not review, endorse or verify any coin.
Volatility
Prices move fast and liquidity can be thin. A coin can lose all of its value. Displayed prices, market caps and quotes are estimates, not guarantees.
Fees
1% on every curve and pool trade, split between the creator and the protocol as fixed at the coin's launch and shown on its page. The factory's launch fee is read from the chain and shown on the create page before you sign. Gas is separate and paid in USDC.
Immutable at launch
A coin's name, ticker, description and image are written into the token when it is created and there is no way to change them afterwards, by you or by us. The fee split, the graduation threshold, the opening window and the creator tax are copied into the coin's own curve at launch and stay as they were. Check them before you sign.
Swapping
swap.parabolic.family signs one of three routes on Arc. A coin still on its curve trades on that curve, with no router of Uniswap's in it. A graduated coin trades on its own Uniswap v4 pool, which carries our hook. Every other listed pair is the money and majors of Arc, Robinhood Chain, Base, Ethereum and BNB Chain, each chain's against each other, and goes through Uniswap's Universal Router on that chain, quoted across the standard fee tiers with the best answer taken, for the pool's fee and gas and nothing to Parabolic. An ERC-20 going into a pool is pulled through Permit2, and on the curve the quote asset is approved to the router for a buy or to the curve for a sell. Every quote is read immediately before you sign and the slippage you set is the floor your wallet signs, so a trade fills at that bound or not at all. Liquidity in those pools is provided by third parties, not by Parabolic. A trade can revert, price differently from its quote within your bound, or fail outright, and nothing here guarantees execution.
The Studio
The Studio turns a sentence into a name, a ticker, a line and a picture using third-party models. What comes back is generated text and a generated image: it is not checked for accuracy, originality or whether anyone else has rights in it, and it may resemble existing work. You choose what to launch and you are responsible for it, including any trademark, copyright, likeness or other right in a name, a character or a mark you use. Only a wallet can launch; signing in with X or Google keeps your work and signs nothing.
Your content
Comments, reactions, coin websites and anything else you write here are yours and are public. You give Parabolic permission to display them on this site and its subdomains. We may hide a coin from our own surfaces, and its subdomain and its website with it, for one of the reasons published in the repository's moderation rules: impersonation, illegal, trademark, legal, superseded, discontinued. A coin we are discontinuing is also closed to buying on this site, and can still be sold here. A comment is hidden by the coin's creator and by nobody else, and we have no route that deletes one. Hiding a coin, or closing buying of it here, changes nothing on the chain: the coin keeps trading and the contracts keep working without us.
Streaming
Where live video is switched on, a coin's creator may stream camera, microphone and screen on its page from the wallet that launched it. Do not stream anything illegal, sexual, violent or harassing, anyone's private information, or anything that impersonates a person or a project; you are responsible for what you stream and for having the right to show it. Streams are not recorded. Three reports from three different signed-in wallets within five minutes pause a stream until a moderator resumes or ends it, and a pause nobody reviews within thirty minutes ends it. A moderator may end any stream and stop its wallet from streaming again, and hiding a coin ends its stream. Streaming is free in a coin's launch window, within limits on length and a monthly limit for the whole site, after which streams are paused for everyone until the month turns.
Promotion
A promoted spot is bought by sending the stated amount to the treasury from your own wallet, and the booking is read back from that transaction. Every paid placement is labelled. There are no refunds, and buying a spot is not an endorsement of the coin in it by Parabolic.
Bounties
A bounty is a contract between a creator and a promoter, held by the bounty escrow and not by Parabolic. The creator deposits the money in the chain's dollar from their own wallet; a promoter signed in with X submits a post from their own wallet, and the escrow pays them when the creator approves, or, if the creator does neither within 72 hours, when Parabolic's verifier key releases it after reading the post again. Parabolic takes 10% of every released claim, fixed in the contract, and nothing on a rejection or a refund. Parabolic is not a party to the arrangement and does not judge a post beyond the automatic check (the author, the cashtag, the link and the disclosure, and the account's age and followers where a bounty asks). The verifier key is a trusted role bounded by the contract: it can only release a claim the promoter already submitted, after 72 hours, to that promoter. A paid post must say it is paid: every bounty requires #ad, and a promoter is responsible for the rules on paid endorsements where they live. A bounty is not an endorsement of the coin by Parabolic.
Plans
Pro and Ultra are paid from your own wallet to the treasury on chain, in the chain's dollar: $25 and $200 a month, a year for 10 months' price. A plan starts when the payment is read back from the chain and runs thirty days (a year: 365) from then; time already bought is kept. Nothing renews by itself and there are no refunds, since nothing is held that could be given back. A plan is public the way a payment is. It raises how many tools a wallet may keep, lowers its fee on enabled fee-bearing routes, and delivers its alerts and data sooner (Ultra first, then Pro, then Free). It never makes a trade faster: every trade goes through the same public contracts and mempool for everyone. It never ranks a coin and never locks a safety fact. Normal and Safe mode are free for everyone, always. Hypermode (Pulse, the terminal, multi-chart and one-press trading) is part of Pro and Ultra from the day plans go on sale, and open to everyone until then. Killermode is part of Ultra: its launch sniper and bots, live blocks (every trade of a coin made on Parabolic, pons or another launchpad the feed decodes, on Robinhood Chain, about a second after it lands), live holders and creators and speed pack (alerts in the page within a second, up to 10 wallets a press) are each listed as coming until they are built, and a plan bought today includes them only once they exist. Plans given as prizes are grants of the same thing and can be ended if they were given in error.
Killermode
Killermode is a trading room that is part of Ultra. Its four groups (live blocks, live holders and creators, the speed pack, and the launch sniper and bots) each open only once they are built, and are marked coming until then. Killermode gives you tools and data. It does not make money, and it does not make your trade land before anyone else's. Every figure is public chain data, read and linked. Nothing here is private information. Every trade of a coin made on Parabolic, pons or another launchpad the feed decodes, on Robinhood Chain, about a second after it lands. Nothing is visible before a block on either chain, to you or to anyone else. Killermode places no trade around somebody else's: no sandwiching, and no front-running of an identified user trade. A snipe here is a buy at the first block after the launch tax has fallen to the level you set. It is never a trade placed around somebody else's. Parabolic never holds your coins or your keys.
Automated orders
Where automated orders are switched on, a limit, a stop, a copy or a snipe is an order you sign once and an executor key run by Parabolic fills later through the session module. Parabolic never holds your coins or your keys. The executor's key can only fill orders you signed, inside the limits you signed, into your own wallet. You end it with the emergency stop: one transaction revokes the grant and every order, and a second zeroes the allowance the module had. Our key picks the moment; the chain holds the limits you signed. A stop can fire early or late, and if our executor key were stolen it could sell your position at any time for no less than the floor you signed. The page shows that floor in money before you sign. A stop is consent to sell near its level. Anyone with enough money can push a thin coin's price down to your stop; that is true on every venue. The most a stolen key can cost you on a stop is the distance from today's price to the floor under your stop, and the page states it in money. A stop's floor sits 5%, 10% or 25% under what the sale brings at the stop: never more than 25% under it, and never absent. The session module is Parabolic's own contract. It has been reviewed by Parabolic and has not been audited by anyone outside it.
Automated orders: limits
A fill we never send has no on-chain remedy. If the executor is silent, the page says so within two minutes; your own cancel, your own revoke and a sale by hand are the remedy. An open-coin rule (a copy, a snipe) can buy a coin you never meant to buy, inside the scope you signed and up to the daily open-coin cap you set; about 85% of that cap is what a thief with deep pockets could take from it in a day, up to twice this in any 24 hours, because the day resets at midnight UTC. A snipe rule's level is the most a fill may pay over the opening price, the snipe tax, the fee and the price others moved together, so a rule at the 25% level consents to lose up to 25% of each fill to those. While the coin graduates (a few seconds) no stop can fill; the executor finishes the graduation if the keeper has not. Your orders live in our store. If it is lost, nothing moves on chain, but the executor cannot see your orders until it is restored. If the quote asset's issuer blocks the module, automation in that asset stops; your own trading is untouched. The module's owner or its guardian can pause it, and a pause stops every fill, stops included, until the owner lifts it. An order is checked against the wallet that signed it. If that wallet has code (a smart account, a delegation), the module asks that code, so an order signed as a plain key does not verify while the code is there, and one signed before the code changed stops being valid.
Killermode bots
Where Killermode is open: Paper bots sign nothing and send nothing. Each fill is simulated at the price read when the rule fired, less the 1% fee, any launch tax at that second and, on a curve, the fill's own price impact. A paper fill moves no curve, pays no gas and races no other buyer, so paper results rehearse a rule and do not forecast it. Paper bots run while a Killermode page is open, and their rules and fills are kept under your wallet until you delete them. Where its real bots are open: Stop everything is one signature on the session module: it ends the session and every order signed under it at once, on chain. It does not touch the allowance the module was given in Permit2; zero that as well with the emergency stop where the grant is set. The bots' history and results are read from the session module's own events on the chain and from the orders you stored with us. Where a read did not reach far enough back, or a price was not read, the page says so and shows no figure. Before you copy a wallet, the page shows its record on our Traders board where it has one: realised results of the past, not a promise of the next trade. One copy may spend at most a quarter of your open-coin day. Before your first session the room shows what you accept, in the words of the automated-orders rows above.
Other launchpads
Where the selected EVM route uses Parabolic's aggregator router, other launchpads' coins can be traded through that contract. The router charges the wallet that trades a fee on every buy and every sell it routes, taken in the same transaction from the money in or out and paid straight to Parabolic's treasury: 0.6% on Free, 0.3% on Pro, 0.1% on Ultra, and never more than 1% whatever the owner sets. A plan's lower fee applies only while the plan is held and only once plan vouchers are switched on; until then every wallet pays the Free fee. This fee is on top of that launchpad's own fees and taxes, which it charges as it always does, and coins launched on Parabolic never pay it. Applies to enabled Parabolic aggregator and Solana provider routes. Direct Robinhood Chain and Base swaps add no Parabolic fee. Venue fees and network costs are extra; the trade preview shows the route's charges. Solana discounts require a verified link to the wallet holding the plan. Solana orders use provider-built transactions validated for the shown fee, minimum output and recipient, without this EVM router or its voucher; the router's owner ceiling applies only to its own routes. Those launchpads' contracts were not written by us and we cannot change, pause or vouch for them: their fees, taxes, graduation and any upgrade are theirs. Each launchpad can be switched off in the router by us at any time, which stops trading it here and nothing on its own chain.
Launching on other launchpads
Where this site offers it, you can launch a coin on another launchpad instead of on Parabolic. Your own wallet sends that launchpad's own launch transaction to its factory: you are the coin's creator on their contracts, not Parabolic's, and the address that signs is its creator for ever. Their launch fee, trade fee and split, snipe tax, creator tax, graduation, fee escrow and any upgrade are theirs, and Parabolic cannot change, pause or vouch for any of them; your creator fees wait in their escrow until you claim them. Parabolic charges nothing to launch there. The opening buy, if you make one, is a second transaction through Parabolic's aggregator router and pays its fee (0.6% on Free, 0.3% on Pro, 0.1% on Ultra, never more than 1%) on top of that launchpad's own, as does every later trade routed through it. On Solana the opening buy, if you make one, is in the same transaction as the launch, and Parabolic takes 1% of it, paid to its treasury in that transaction; a launch there with no opening buy pays Parabolic nothing. A launchpad can be switched off here at any time, which stops launching and trading it here and changes nothing on its own chain. The coin's page here is read from that launchpad's public events.
Card purchases
Where it is switched on, a plan can be paid with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through MoonPay. MoonPay, not Parabolic, sells you the stablecoin and delivers it to your own wallet; its fees, limits, identity checks, refunds and availability by country are MoonPay's, under its terms. Parabolic receives nothing from that sale. The plan is then paid from your wallet like any other payment here, and starts when that payment lands. A purchase that arrives after you stop, or that you do not spend, stays in your wallet.
Referrals
A referrer is credited 10% of the whole trade fee, which is 0.10% of a referred curve buy. No contract pays it: the code rides the routed transaction, the indexer credits it in its own ledger, and Parabolic pays it by hand out of the protocol's share of the fee. A pool swap carries no referral, so a code stops earning when a coin graduates.
Reservations
Before mainnet a ticker could be reserved: it was stored with your email address and reserved nothing on the chain. It did not hold the name, did not stop anyone else launching it, and gave you no claim to it. The form closed with mainnet.
No advice
Nothing here is investment, legal or tax advice, or an offer to sell securities. Parabolic is software and an interface to public smart contracts.
Infrastructure
Contracts, wallets, RPC nodes and indexers can fail or lag. The interface is not guaranteed to be available. The contracts stay usable on Arc without it.
Restricted jurisdictions
The interface is not offered to, and may not be used by, anyone located, incorporated or ordinarily resident in the United States of America (including its territories) or in any jurisdiction under comprehensive sanctions, anyone on the U.S. Treasury OFAC Specially Designated Nationals list, the United Kingdom sanctions list, the European Union consolidated sanctions list or any equivalent list, or anyone acting for such a person. By using the interface you represent that you are not such a person and that your use is lawful where you are. The interface may restrict access by region or address without notice. The contracts on Arc are public software whose access Parabolic does not control.
Compliance
Arc enforces Circle's USDC blocklist at the protocol level. Blocked addresses cannot transact on Arc, including on Parabolic. Complying with the laws that apply to you is your responsibility.
Open source
The contracts build on open-source launchpad work under permissive licences; the licences and notices ship with the source. Parabolic is independent of Circle and of every project it builds on.
Parabolic token. $PARA is Parabolic's own coin. It launched on Parabolic on Robinhood Chain on 15 October 2026 the way every coin does, paired with ETH: its whole supply minted to its curve, with no presale, no private sale, no allocation and no airdrop, so every PARA anyone holds was bought on that curve, its creator's included. 10% of the supply, held by its creator, is locked in RobinhoodLocker until 30 October 2027. The coin is 0x24B6B4b111AB1cb06F0F4215c5f6cdd2719FcD16 on Robinhood Chain; anyone offering another Parabolic token, a presale or an allocation is not us; report it to contact@parabolic.family. Holders of the old PARA on Arc can claim the new token one for one at parabolic.family/claim, from tokens bought on its curve like anyone else's.
Terms of use, last changed 15 October 2026, first published 22 September 2026. Questions: contact@parabolic.family. Security: security@parabolic.family. Privacy policy.