Today is Arc’s first day of opening, and the hype is very high. But I’ve noticed many people still don’t understand how this coin works.
Arc is a chain created by the company that launched USDC. In other words, it’s like they built their own route, so you don’t have to trade on other people’s chains. You also don’t need to pay extra transaction fees to others.
The biggest feature is that you don’t need to buy the platform token and then trade. You can trade directly using stablecoins—for example, on BSC you trade with BNB, but BNB fluctuates and that creates corresponding risks for users. Arc, on the other hand, uses stablecoins for trading and buying.
Next, I’ll tell everyone about the current hottest launchpads for Arc. There isn’t a clear #1 yet; everyone is still competing for the top launchpad.
1. ArgusPad: The platform token is Argus (the hottest coin by trading volume today).
It puts the scanning, token launching, and leaderboard all together. New coins go up right away. The launchpad’s收益 is then distributed to the holders of the platform token Argus.
2. Tolly: The platform token is Tolly.
Token launches don’t go through the internal exchange bonding curve. The full allocation of tokens is sent directly into a permanently locked USDC pool, so you can buy from the moment it opens.
The transaction fees generated by the tokens are distributed to the creators, the holders, and also for buyback-and-burn. It’s similar to the Pons mechanism, so the trading activity is the most solid. Current market cap: about $16.1 million.
3. Long.Suppy: The platform token is Lons.
This one takes the stock-token custody bridge from the Robinhood chain and brings it to Arc. Then people use these “stock tokens” as quote assets to Meme trade. Today, it was pumped by a coordinated call.
The bridge is team-custodied. Also, the stock tokens on Arc are not officially issued. On September 14, there was even a bridge hack incident. The chips are even more concentrated. It’s not suitable for mindless flipping, and it’s also not suitable for putting large amounts of funds into the bridge. A “big super” view: this sector may be hard to build up. The Robinhood chain itself has a very low proportion of tokenized stocks.
For now, I’m giving everyone a quick introduction to these three launchpads. There are many other launchpads too, and I don’t have time to research them right now. During the livestream later, I’ll keep telling everyone. For now, let’s first see who’s competing for the leading launchpad—then we’ll quickly move in and set up positions in the coin from the #1 launchpad.
#ARC
Arc is a chain created by the company that launched USDC. In other words, it’s like they built their own route, so you don’t have to trade on other people’s chains. You also don’t need to pay extra transaction fees to others.
The biggest feature is that you don’t need to buy the platform token and then trade. You can trade directly using stablecoins—for example, on BSC you trade with BNB, but BNB fluctuates and that creates corresponding risks for users. Arc, on the other hand, uses stablecoins for trading and buying.
Next, I’ll tell everyone about the current hottest launchpads for Arc. There isn’t a clear #1 yet; everyone is still competing for the top launchpad.
1. ArgusPad: The platform token is Argus (the hottest coin by trading volume today).
It puts the scanning, token launching, and leaderboard all together. New coins go up right away. The launchpad’s收益 is then distributed to the holders of the platform token Argus.
2. Tolly: The platform token is Tolly.
Token launches don’t go through the internal exchange bonding curve. The full allocation of tokens is sent directly into a permanently locked USDC pool, so you can buy from the moment it opens.
The transaction fees generated by the tokens are distributed to the creators, the holders, and also for buyback-and-burn. It’s similar to the Pons mechanism, so the trading activity is the most solid. Current market cap: about $16.1 million.
3. Long.Suppy: The platform token is Lons.
This one takes the stock-token custody bridge from the Robinhood chain and brings it to Arc. Then people use these “stock tokens” as quote assets to Meme trade. Today, it was pumped by a coordinated call.
The bridge is team-custodied. Also, the stock tokens on Arc are not officially issued. On September 14, there was even a bridge hack incident. The chips are even more concentrated. It’s not suitable for mindless flipping, and it’s also not suitable for putting large amounts of funds into the bridge. A “big super” view: this sector may be hard to build up. The Robinhood chain itself has a very low proportion of tokenized stocks.
For now, I’m giving everyone a quick introduction to these three launchpads. There are many other launchpads too, and I don’t have time to research them right now. During the livestream later, I’ll keep telling everyone. For now, let’s first see who’s competing for the leading launchpad—then we’ll quickly move in and set up positions in the coin from the #1 launchpad.
#ARC