How Owl1 works

Owl1 does not launch tokens or run its own pools. It is a trading layer on top of the o1 Launchpad — every market you see is an o1 token trading in a permanent single-sided Uniswap V4 pool on Base.

Owl1 adds one thing on top:

• Referral capture — Owl1's wallet is bound into every swap, earning 20 bps of the 1% fee.

Owl1 sits between your browser and the o1 Launchpad. All o1 requests flow through Owl1's server, which attaches the API key and the referral wallet — the browser never talks to o1 directly.

The referral wallet is injected server-side into the signed quote, so it cannot be stripped or tampered with by the client. That is what guarantees Owl1 earns its share on every trade routed through it.

A swap is a fully client-signed round trip — Owl1 only ever returns transaction steps for your wallet to sign and broadcast on Base.

1. 1Quote — you pick a token and amount; Owl1 requests a signed quote and injects its referrer.
2. 2Permit2 + approvals — you sign the Permit2 message and any token approvals.
3. 3Prepare — Owl1 refreshes the quote into an executable swap transaction.
4. 4Sign + broadcast — you sign the Universal Router swap; it confirms on Base.

Every swap through an o1 V4 pool pays a 1% fee. When a trade carries a valid referrer, o1 splits that 1% three ways:

Owl1 is the referrer, so it earns 20 bps (0.2%) of every trade routed through it. This referral share is how Owl1 funds itself.

The tokens traded here are permissionless and may have no utility or value — prices are volatile and you could lose everything. Always DYOR and never trade what you cannot afford to lose. Nothing on Owl1 is financial advice.