ARC (ARC)

One thing people are still sleeping on about @Arc is the privacy feature. Privacy for the kind of money that was never going to move in public in the first place. Payroll should not expose who is getting paid and how much. Lending books should not expose every borrower, collateral position, and liquidation risk. Treasury movement should not turn into a public signal for competitors. Institutional settlement should not reveal every counterparty and funding pressure to the whole internet. That is the problem Arc’s privacy roadmap is trying to solve. Not “make everything invisible.” More like: let money move onchain, while giving the right people access to the right information. The public does not need to see everything. But auditors, compliance teams, counterparties, and regulators may need to see specific things. That balance is where Arc gets interesting. Because serious money does not hate blockchains. It just was never going to move properly inside a glass house.

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arc is valued at $3bn if they distribute that to the one million AMA attendees, each of them will get $3M each but they won’t they’ll rather give it to binance alpha

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GM legends greetings to those on the job @TheARCTERMINAL The journey continues with $ARC Wishing everyone a peaceful friday 💕 https://t.co/PCfEeDNcsI

There is really nothing special about @arc using USDC as gas fees alone. zkFair already used USDC as gas. Celo supports stablecoin gas. Base and Arbitrum can let users pay gas in USDC through paymasters. Tempo and Plasma are also building around stablecoin payments. So if your whole Arc thesis is just “USDC gas,” you are missing the point. The real Arc story is not that nobody has touched stablecoin payments before. They have. The bigger thing is Circle trying to make USDC feel like the normal money for everything onchain. - Pay with it - Settle with it - Swap with it - Build apps around it - Let agents use it - Let institutions move with it privately Real apps where money movement is not an extra feature, but the product itself. That is the part that makes Arc interesting to me.

It feels very likely that we are getting @Arc mainnet anytime soon. But the real question is: Are we also getting ARC token launch and TGE on day 1 of mainnet? Because mainnet is one thing. TGE is another thing entirely. And knowing crypto, people are already preparing their expectations for both at the same time.

okay kinda see something interestingly promising here, but still not an arc moat at least for now