Reference

The exact figures and addresses, in one place. Everything here is set at launch and does not change.

Contract

Token	$IUG
Chain	Arc (chain ID 5042)
Token address	(published at launch — always confirm against this page and the official site)
Paired asset	USDC
Pool	Uniswap V4, $IUG/USDC

Only ever trust the token address shown here and on the official site. Any post, DM, or listing giving a different address for $IUG is a scam — a raid carrying a different contract address is rejected by the system for exactly this reason.

Supply and limits

Total supply	1,000,000,000 $IUG
Decimals	18
Maximum wallet	2% of supply — 20,000,000 $IUG (permanent)
Circulating at launch	100% in the locked pool

Fee and split

Pool fee	5% on every trade
To holders	80% of collected fees
To growth	10% (raid rewards + buybacks)
To infrastructure	10%
Distribution cadence	every 15 minutes

Rewards

Reward asset	USDC
Qualifying threshold	≥ $25 of $IUG at the round snapshot
Minimum hold time	none
Delivery	pushed to holder wallets; undeliverable amounts held on-chain and self-claimable

Owner powers over the token

None. The token contract has no owner and no privileged functions — no pause, no blacklist, no mint, no fee change, no max-wallet change. Supply, the 5% fee, the 80/10/10 split, and the 2% cap are fixed in code and cannot be altered by anyone.

The reward keeper

Distribution is run by a keeper, authorised by a multisig. The multisig cannot change the token, the supply, the split, or the cap — those are not its to change. What it controls is the payout machinery: which address acts as keeper, and it can trigger a distribution itself.

The bound on that is the standing pot — fees collected since the last payout, roughly one 15-minute cycle. In the worst case a compromised multisig could misdirect that much, capped further per address per round. It cannot reach fees already paid to holders, the locked liquidity, or the tokens in your wallet.