Arbitrum launch operations
Arbitrum Token Creator and Camelot launch stack
Deploy a wallet-confirmed ERC-20 on Arbitrum One, then keep Camelot liquidity, supply, permissions, distribution, vesting and LP custody connected to the same launch record.
One control room, separate wallet actions
Move from contract deployment to market operations without losing context
Each tool has one job. Creation deploys the contract. Camelot manages token/WETH liquidity. Mint and burn change supply. Controls change compatible permissions. Multisender and vesting handle allocation timing, while LP Tools document custody of the position returned by the pool.
Create the ERC-20 contract with explicit supply, recipient and ownership choices.
Open operation ->02 / MarketCreate or manage a Camelot V2 token/WETH position with pair and LP evidence.
Open operation ->03 / ControlRead compatible ownership and permission state before changing token administration.
Open operation ->04 / DistributeChoose immediate multisender batches or an on-chain vesting schedule.
Open operation ->Arbitrum route map
Eight precise operations after the overview
Create ERC-20
Open the focused create workflow with Arbitrum wallet and Arbiscan context.
Operation 02Camelot Liquidity
Open the focused liquidity workflow with Arbitrum wallet and Arbiscan context.
Operation 03Mint Supply
Open the focused mint workflow with Arbitrum wallet and Arbiscan context.
Operation 04Burn Supply
Open the focused burn workflow with Arbitrum wallet and Arbiscan context.
Operation 05Token Controls
Open the focused controls workflow with Arbitrum wallet and Arbiscan context.
Operation 06Multisender
Open the focused send workflow with Arbitrum wallet and Arbiscan context.
Operation 07Token Vesting
Open the focused vesting workflow with Arbitrum wallet and Arbiscan context.
Operation 08LP Tools
Open the focused lp tools workflow with Arbitrum wallet and Arbiscan context.
Verified infrastructure
Arbitrum One, Camelot V2 and wallet-visible evidence
SolCreate uses Arbitrum One chain ID 42161 and the verified Camelot V2 factory, router and WETH contracts for token/ETH pair operations. Pair lookup happens before pool actions so the interface can distinguish a missing market from an existing LP position.
The connected EVM wallet remains the approval layer for every service-fee and chain transaction. Confirmed transaction links point to Arbiscan so users can independently verify each completed action.
The fixed 0.001 ETH SolCreate fee is separate from normal Arbitrum gas and from any assets deposited into a Camelot pool. No creator or liquidity tool guarantees listing, price, volume or safety.