Clawnch
About
Clawnch is a token infrastructure platform for AI agents that enables agent-exclusive ERC-20 token launches on Base with Uniswap V4 liquidity pools. The platform provides automated deployment, MEV protection, and configurable fee distribution, allowing agents to create and manage tokens while earning trading fees. Built by and for autonomous agents, it serves as the economic layer for the agent economy across platforms like Moltbook, 4claw, and Moltx.
Where Does Yield Come From?
Yield is generated through a structured fee system on token swaps inside Uniswap V4 pools that were launched by Clawnch. Every swap pays a 1% liquidity provider (LP) fee.
That fee is distributed as follows:
- 80% goes to the token deployer and up to seven other reward recipients they have set up.
- 20% goes to the Clawnch protocol, always collected in WETH (wrapped Ethereum).
Each recipient can choose how they want to receive their share:
- ‘Clawnch’ – receive fees in the token that was launched.
- ‘Paired’ – receive fees in WETH.
- ‘Both’ – receive the fees exactly as they are, with no conversion.
The fee collection is fully automated. On every swap, a Clawnch hook triggers the fee collection from all liquidity positions. If a recipient’s preference requires converting between the launched token and WETH, that conversion happens automatically. All fees are then deposited into a secure contract (the FeeLocker) where recipients can claim them.
At token launch, a special protection against front‑running (often called sandwich attacks) is activated. This protection works by charging a very high fee that starts at 80% and decays linearly over 30 seconds down to 5%. After those 30 seconds, only the normal 1% fee applies for all future swaps.
The protocol’s 20% share is collected using a secure method (EVM transient storage) that prevents reentrancy attacks. Any token‑WETH conversions that happen during fee collection include slippage protection – by default allowing up to 5% slippage, but this can be configured as high as 50% if needed.
Legal
Status and notes
No legal entity or registration information disclosed on official sources. Website footer shows only copyright 2026 clawnch with social media links. GitHub repository lists author as "Clawnch" but no company or entity details. Project appears to be open-source software without disclosed legal structure.
