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Arc trade

Swap on the Uniswap v3 and v4 pools trading on chain 5042. The figure is the quoter. The transaction is signed in your wallet.

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What you use it for: Use this to swap one Arc token for another at the Uniswap quote, from a wallet you control.
What the numbers are: The token list is pools seen in recent blocks, plus a contract you paste. v4 is quoted from the pool key in those swaps. v3 is quoted at four fee tiers. The larger output is shown. Approve, then swap. The router address is the Uniswap router for that venue.
What it leaves out: A pair that does not quote stays empty. The site does not hold tokens and does not add a fee. Gas is native USDC. Slippage is the percent you type, capped at 50. This is chain 5042, not the $ARCOP ledger.

Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.

The quote: v4 uses the pool key seen in a recent Universal Router swap: the two tokens, the fee, the tick spacing, and the hook. v3 asks the quoter at the 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3%, and 1% fee tiers. The better amount is the one shown. A pair with no quote stays blank.
The signature: v4 spends through Permit2, so the first signature may approve Permit2 and the second may let the Universal Router use that allowance. v3 approves the SwapRouter. The swap itself is the last signature. This site does not hold the tokens and does not take a cut.
Gas: Arc gas is native USDC. Swapping the ERC-20 USDC at 0x3600…0000 spends that same balance, so a swap of the entire balance can fail for lack of gas. Leave some USDC. The minimum you receive is the quote minus the slippage you typed.