Arqen is an early, experimental build. It hasn't been audited, it can have bugs, and things about it — fees, contracts, features, even the site itself — can change or break without notice while it's in this stage. Treat everything here as beta software, not a finished product.
Every trait layer (background, body, eyes...) is written directly into contract bytecode via SSTORE2 — raw bytes, no IPFS, no off-chain server.
A shared renderer contract composites your token's traits into an image and metadata the moment someone looks it up — nothing pre-generated or stored off-chain.
Every launched collection gets its own on-chain contract address, registered so it shows up on the Home grid.
Arqen is an open launchpad — anyone with a wallet can deploy a collection here. Nothing you see listed has been reviewed, vetted, or endorsed by Arqen. A collection's traits, supply, price, and schedule are whatever its creator set — always check them yourself before minting.
Nothing on this site is financial advice, and no one here is telling you what to mint, buy, or hold. Before you interact with any collection:
— Check the contract address yourself, and confirm it matches what the creator shared.
— Look into who's behind the collection, not just the artwork.
— Only spend what you're fully prepared to lose.
— Don't rely on hype, and don't assume a collection selling out means it's legitimate.
— Contracts on Arqen are not audited. Unaudited smart contracts can contain bugs or vulnerabilities.
— On-chain rendering can be more gas-intensive than typical off-chain NFT projects, especially for larger or more detailed trait sets.
— Secondary market support (OpenSea and elsewhere) depends on Robinhood Chain being supported by those platforms, which isn't guaranteed.
— Blockchain transactions are irreversible. There's no undo button once you confirm a mint or transfer.
— If you're using mainnet ETH, it has real-world monetary value.
Arqen is provided as-is, with no warranty of any kind, express or implied — including no guarantee it's error-free, secure, available, or fit for any particular purpose. You use it entirely at your own risk, and Arqen isn't liable for any loss connected to using the site, minting, deploying, or holding anything created through it — including lost funds, lost tokens, or losses from bugs, exploits, or third-party wallets and extensions.
You're solely responsible for your own wallet, private keys, and seed phrase. Arqen never asks for them, and no one on the team ever will.
Deploying a collection costs a small registration fee, and every on-chain action costs gas — both are non-refundable, including if a mint fails, a collection underperforms, or you change your mind. Arqen doesn't set or control gas prices; they're determined by the network.
You're responsible for following whatever laws and regulations apply to you where you live. Arqen makes no claim that using this site is appropriate or legal in every jurisdiction, and it's on you to make that call before participating.
While Arqen is in v1, the site, its fees, and its features can be changed, paused, or shut down at any time. That said, because everything — traits, rendering, contracts — lives fully on-chain, any collection already deployed keeps working independently of whether the Arqen front end is still around.