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Purpose-built for credit at scale. Backed by @PanteraCapital and @Multicoin.
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A fresh new look for @Arch_Prime.
Coming soon.
Arch Network retweeted
Most Bitcoin sits idle. Soon it won’t have to.
@HoneyB_BTC brings yield from top-tier institutional products, from the names you know and trust, to BTC using @Arch's rails.
Loopable HoneyB yield products are coming soon to Arch Prime.
Proud of our partners on this milestone.
We’re excited to share that we have raised $5M, led by Portal Ventures and Peer Ventures to help build The Income Orchestration Layer for Bitcoin.
@Anchorage @PortalVentures @loancyborg
Institutions have been looking for years to find a way to bring quality yield strategies to Bitcoin, so that you can earn real-world asset returns from your BTC.
They are one step closer with @HoneyB_BTC coming to market, powered by Arch's infrastructure.
Huge congratulations to the team on the $5M raise led by Portal Ventures and Peer Ventures. Proud to have you building with us.
We’re excited to share that we have raised $5M, led by Portal Ventures and Peer Ventures to help build The Income Orchestration Layer for Bitcoin.
@Anchorage @PortalVentures @loancyborg
Arch Network retweeted
Most accounts make you choose one service: earn on it OR borrow against it.
On Arch Prime, every idle balance earns and still backs your borrowing.
Your money shouldn't have to pick one job.
Bitcoin programmability is often framed as a tradeoff between flexibility and security.
That framing is wrong.
The real challenge is separating execution from settlement in a way that preserves Bitcoin’s trust model while enabling more expressive computation.
Arch Network retweeted
Selling isn’t the only way to get liquidity.
You can’t control the rules around your money, but you can control how you use it.
Bitcoin does not need to become a general-purpose smart contract platform at Layer 1 to support complex financial systems.
Execution layers can handle logic and coordination while final settlement remains anchored to Bitcoin.
Arch Network retweeted
Singapore showed up.
A great night with some incredible teams pushing our industry forward.
Thanks to @ProofOfLiq for putting this together, and to everyone who joined us during Token2049.
And that’s a wrap for our Singapore Edition!
Thank you to everyone who joined us, here’s a look back at the event.
Shoutout to our co-hosts @inkonchain, @NexusMutual, @RockawayX, @dawninternet and event partners @Figure, @EmberProtocol, @bitmakerfi, @Arch_Prime for making this edition possible.
Arch Network retweeted
Borrowing against a portfolio has always been a standard tool for wealthy investors, through their prime broker.
It’s always been gatekept by size. You needed a fund, or a lot of money.
Not anymore.
We are bringing prime brokerage services to everyone.
A multisig is only as reliable as its signers.
Arch’s validators sign together using FROST and ROAST. No one can sign alone, and the network keeps signing even if some validators fail or misbehave.
Read more: book.arch.network/docs/core-…
Arch Network retweeted
Where do most of your coins sit right now?
36%Cold Storage
24%On an Exchange
29%Staked/Looped in Defi
11%Hot Wallet
45 votes • Final resultsBitcoin has evolved way past the digital gold narrative.
It’s turning into productive capital.
Arch is building the rails for native BTC DeFi and real-world assets, turning Bitcoin into the world’s settlement layer.
Arch Network retweeted
The wealthy rarely ever sell their assets.
They borrow against them.
On Arch Prime, you can borrow dollars against your BTC, and you keep earning while it backs the loan.
Institutions don’t want synthetic BTC.
They want native settlement.
Arch delivers both scale and security.
