What is Arclans?
Arclans is an X-native interface for launching tokens on Arc. Argus is the underlying launch venue.
Create and deploy tokens through a simple X-native flow, with launches executed through Argus on Arc.
$CLANS is the token of the Arclans ecosystem.
0x21255b43101F5566a540F053B117755948Bc44e2Mention the bot, describe the token, and attach its image. Arclans handles flexible phrasing while keeping critical launch details explicit.
Start a post by mentioning @arclansbot.
Tell Arclans the token name and ticker.
Add one token image directly to the X post.
Arclans checks the request and asks about anything missing or unclear.
The completed request is launched through Argus on Arc.
Arclans replies with the contract address and canonical token page.
@arclansbot launch Arclans $CLANS@arclansbot create Arclans $CLANS@arclansbot deploy Arclans ticker CLANSSmall command typos may still be understood. If a required field is missing, Arclans asks for it. If the request is ambiguous, nothing is executed until it is clarified.
Open @arclansbot on XTokens launched through Arclans trade through their Argus market on Arc.
Each canonical Arclans token page provides a direct Trade on Argus link.
/token/0x…Arclans is an X-native interface for launching tokens on Arc. Argus is the underlying launch venue.
Mention @arclansbot in an X post, include the token name and ticker, and attach one token image.
Use natural phrases such as launch, create, or deploy. Arclans supports flexible syntax instead of requiring one exact command.
The token image can be attached directly to the launch post so the request stays together.
Token launches are associated with the user’s Arclans wallet flow at a high level.
Arclans token launches occur on Arc.
Argus is the launch and trading venue used by Arclans.
Arclans provides sensible launch defaults for a standard launch, without requiring users to configure complex parameters.
Trading happens through the token’s Argus market.
Each completed launch receives a canonical Arclans page at arclans.world/token/0x… using its contract address.
Arclans validates launch intent, does not execute ambiguous commands, and never guesses critical token fields. Canonical token pages show addresses from completed launches.