Arc Chain Goes Live on September 16 — USDC Used Directly as Gas Fees: What Opportunities Are There?
Arc, an L1 chain built by Circle (the issuer of USDC), has announced that its mainnet will officially launch on September 16. The idea of paying gas fees directly with USDC is quite interesting.
In the past, with typical blockchain setups, users often had to buy a native token first in order to pay transaction fees—leading to awkward moments where “you have assets in your wallet, but no gas for transfers.” Arc essentially removes this hurdle: you can run everything with USDC, which is far more friendly to Web2 users. Because of that, the market has dubbed Arc “Robinhood of the blockchain world.” Its path is compliance + ultra-minimal user experience + a Meme-focused strategy. Backed by Circle’s compliance resources, it may also be able to connect future fiat on/off-ramp channels.
A new chain can get a quick boost from meme-driven hype—so keep an eye on both Meme and the Alpha direction. The two tools GMGN and fomo should be enough.
GMGN can track newly issued, low-market-cap Meme coins on the Arc chain. Prioritize projects that have interacted with Circle or Arc officials, as well as the earliest #1 Meme that was released.
fomo can help you follow the on-chain moves of “smart money” and big whales.
Also, Arc’s native Launchpad and DEX platform tokens are crucial—they’re the “toll stations” for new-chain traffic.
Finally, when a new chain launches, it’s a high-frequency period for phishing links, so be careful with security.
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Arc, an L1 chain built by Circle (the issuer of USDC), has announced that its mainnet will officially launch on September 16. The idea of paying gas fees directly with USDC is quite interesting.
In the past, with typical blockchain setups, users often had to buy a native token first in order to pay transaction fees—leading to awkward moments where “you have assets in your wallet, but no gas for transfers.” Arc essentially removes this hurdle: you can run everything with USDC, which is far more friendly to Web2 users. Because of that, the market has dubbed Arc “Robinhood of the blockchain world.” Its path is compliance + ultra-minimal user experience + a Meme-focused strategy. Backed by Circle’s compliance resources, it may also be able to connect future fiat on/off-ramp channels.
A new chain can get a quick boost from meme-driven hype—so keep an eye on both Meme and the Alpha direction. The two tools GMGN and fomo should be enough.
GMGN can track newly issued, low-market-cap Meme coins on the Arc chain. Prioritize projects that have interacted with Circle or Arc officials, as well as the earliest #1 Meme that was released.
fomo can help you follow the on-chain moves of “smart money” and big whales.
Also, Arc’s native Launchpad and DEX platform tokens are crucial—they’re the “toll stations” for new-chain traffic.
Finally, when a new chain launches, it’s a high-frequency period for phishing links, so be careful with security.
#Follow4Follow# #Will Reply To Everyone With Followers#
