Build stablecoin apps faster with Arc App Kits. Bridge USDC, swap, and enable monetization with a single unified SDK across multiple chains and wallets.
Arc’s Deterministic Finality: the Bespoke Consensus Layer Built Using Malachite
Arc’s bespoke consensus layer, based on Malachite and Tendermint, delivers deterministic, sub-second finality via a few key design choices. Learn more.
How Arc Supports Lending and Borrowing | Arc Blueprints
Discover how Arc can power stablecoin-native lending with advantages such as deterministic finality and composability for next-gen onchain credit apps.
How Arc Supports Onchain Credit Markets | Arc Blueprints
See how Arc enables programmable, compliance-ready onchain credit systems using stablecoins, identity credentials, and reputation signals to power new global lending models.
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Open Sourcing Arc: Run Your Own Arc Node and Bug Bounty Program
Arc open sources testnet code, launches a HackerOne bug bounty, and enables any team to operate their own Arc node to strengthen security ahead of mainnet.
Running an Agentic Economic Flow on Arc with ERC-8183
See how an agentic economic flow works on Arc with clear job definitions, stablecoin escrow, evaluator-based resolution, and stronger agent identity and trust.
A large WHYPE burn changes supply, not the full market picture
A report documented a burn of 99,755 WHYPE from an unidentified wallet. The supply event is verifiable context, but it does not establish demand or future price direction.
The BONK governance incident highlights the cost of voter apathy
A security brief linked a disputed BONK DAO proposal to accumulated voting power, showing why token governance needs active monitoring and clear emergency controls.
Arc details the engineering behind predictable testnet finality
Arc’s reliability note describes chaos testing, workload generation, and a target cadence near 500 ms while stressing that the public testnet is still evolving.
Arc’s USDC model exposes one balance through two interfaces
On Arc, native USDC pays gas with 18-decimal EVM units while its ERC-20 interface uses 6 decimals for application logic. They represent the same underlying asset.
Arc Public Testnet opened deployment to all builders
Circle’s Arc announcement moved the network into public testnet, opening contract deployment and application testing while keeping all assets experimental.