This is cool
I had this idea for a while and finally decided to give it a try with @arc Studio
Its called Finalight and the idea is to show real $USDC transfers on Arc as stars around the Earth. Every star is a real transfer and you can tap it to see what's happening
still working on it but honestly it's been a lot of fun bringing this idea to life
I really like how Arc Studio lets you take an idea and start building something with it
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GN Builders, gArc
Trust is an important part of any AI powered financial product.
It's not enough for an AI system to generate a trading idea. Users should understand the proposed setup, the associated risk and what happens before an order reaches the market.
This is one reason I pay attention to how @TheARCTERMINAL structures its trading workflow.
ANIMA assists with trade preparation, but the trader remains involved in reviewing and confirming execution.
That separation between assistance and authority matters.
AI should make complex decisions easier to evaluate, not turn them into blind acts of trust.
Transparency will be a defining factor in the future of AI assisted trading.
Good evening Builders
A price chart tells a story, but it rarely tells the whole story.
Understanding why an asset is moving requires looking beyond candles. Liquidity, positioning, funding rates and broader market developments all contribute to the bigger picture.
That's why the combination of market intelligence and AI assistance in @TheARCTERMINAL deserves attention.
The objective should be more than identifying price movements. It's about helping traders understand the context surrounding those movements.
In my view, context is one of the most underrated parts of making informed trading decisions.
Less noise. More understanding.
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What if you didn't wait for permission to build on @arc ?
Arc gives devs everything needed to bring a project to life: docs, quickstarts, testnet faucet, sample apps.
I will be Dropping some links in the comments.
I don't even have the architect role yet. Still shipped ArcPay: a non-custodial USDC payment gateway, live on Arc.
If you're a dev or a vibecoder, this is your chance to jump on @arc.
After months of building, just got the builder role on @arc Discord 🎉
I built ArcPay: a non-custodial payment gateway on Arc. Price a checkout in naira, cedis, shillings, rand, dirhams, or dollars. the customer pays USDC, and it settles straight to your wallet in a single on-chain transaction.
No bank in the middle. Nobody holding your money.
Live on Arc testnet → arc.ogsnap.online
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Today’s Arc Nigeria Check-In was a great one.
Four Architects shared live demos of what they’re building on @arc, while @CarbzXBT and @JerryOjumah brought important community updates.
Another solid session of learning, sharing, and building together.
What stands out about Arc is its focus on stable value and real financial use cases.
With USDC and EURC at the core, plus CCTP & Gateway connecting liquidity across chains,
@arc is making money movement more seamless and predictable for businesses
Sept 16th for Arc mainnet💙
What if you didn't wait for permission to build on @arc ?
Arc gives devs everything needed to bring a project to life: docs, quickstarts, testnet faucet, sample apps.
I will be Dropping some links in the comments.
I don't even have the architect role yet. Still shipped ArcPay: a non-custodial USDC payment gateway, live on Arc.
If you're a dev or a vibecoder, this is your chance to jump on @arc.
After months of building, just got the builder role on @arc Discord 🎉
I built ArcPay: a non-custodial payment gateway on Arc. Price a checkout in naira, cedis, shillings, rand, dirhams, or dollars. the customer pays USDC, and it settles straight to your wallet in a single on-chain transaction.
No bank in the middle. Nobody holding your money.
Live on Arc testnet → arc.ogsnap.online
Note: Links pulled directly from Arc's docs, so they should be current.
also some top arc legends to follow:
@samconnerone, @bobbilee , @silencexlm
goodluck builders.
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Arc 101 now has a room in Arc House 🫶🏾
Arc is designed to address four barriers that have kept existing blockchain infrastructure from meeting the needs of real-world finance.
@hj_chen introduces @arc, a blockchain purpose-built for programmable money, tokenized assets, and the agentic economy.
Catch up and stay current with the entire Arc 101 series, all in one place:community.arc.io/home/videos…
Og retweeted
After months of building, just got the builder role on @arc Discord 🎉
I built ArcPay: a non-custodial payment gateway on Arc. Price a checkout in naira, cedis, shillings, rand, dirhams, or dollars. the customer pays USDC, and it settles straight to your wallet in a single on-chain transaction.
No bank in the middle. Nobody holding your money.
Live on Arc testnet → arc.ogsnap.online
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It's been a while since we've seen an L1 this golden.
Most L1s are trying to be a home for everything: gaming, NFTs, DeFi degens, memecoins, all competing for the same blockspace.
Arc picked a lane. Make stablecoins move like money should.
USDC as gas, instead of some volatile coin nobody outside crypto has heard of. Real finality, so a payment is just done, not "probably done in a few blocks." Fees priced in dollars, not swinging with network traffic.
And it makes sense that @Circle is the one building it. USDC is already the stablecoin people trust and actually use, across exchanges, apps, real payments. Pairing that with a chain built specifically for it isn't a coincidence, it's the obvious next step.
This isn't a side feature, it's the whole design. Most chains treat stablecoins as just another token that happens to move on them. Arc is built the other way around.
Mainnet goes public September 16, with BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, DTCC, and more running as founding validators. That's not hype, that's real institutions choosing to secure this network.
@Arc and USDC are one of the best things that's happened to crypto.
It's been a while since we've seen an L1 this golden.
Most L1s are trying to be a home for everything: gaming, NFTs, DeFi degens, memecoins, all competing for the same blockspace.
Arc picked a lane. Make stablecoins move like money should.
USDC as gas, instead of some volatile coin nobody outside crypto has heard of. Real finality, so a payment is just done, not "probably done in a few blocks." Fees priced in dollars, not swinging with network traffic.
And it makes sense that @Circle is the one building it. USDC is already the stablecoin people trust and actually use, across exchanges, apps, real payments. Pairing that with a chain built specifically for it isn't a coincidence, it's the obvious next step.
This isn't a side feature, it's the whole design. Most chains treat stablecoins as just another token that happens to move on them. Arc is built the other way around.
Mainnet goes public September 16, with BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, DTCC, and more running as founding validators. That's not hype, that's real institutions choosing to secure this network.
@Arc and USDC are one of the best things that's happened to crypto.