đ STON.fi just connected Arc to its cross-chain swap infrastructure.
Arc is Circleâs new EVM-compatible Layer-1 built around stablecoin finance, with USDC as its native gas token.
Now, users can swap USDC on Arc across TON and other supported networks through STON.fi in one flow.
The interesting part is the growing network of connected stablecoins:
âą USDT on TON and TRON
âą USDC/USDT on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Avalanche
âą USDC/USDT0 on Arbitrum
âą PUSD/USDC on Polygon
âą USDG on Robinhood Chain
âą USDC/USDT0 on X Layer
âą USDC on Arc
Omniston coordinates the process from getting a quote to settlement, so users donât have to manually figure out every route.
There is currently a $1,000 temporary limit per transaction for Arc swaps.
The bigger picture is simple:
As more networks connect, moving stablecoins across ecosystems can become less about choosing a chain and more about choosing what you want to swap.
One swap. Across chains. âïž
Arc is Circleâs new EVM-compatible Layer-1 built around stablecoin finance, with USDC as its native gas token.
Now, users can swap USDC on Arc across TON and other supported networks through STON.fi in one flow.
The interesting part is the growing network of connected stablecoins:
âą USDT on TON and TRON
âą USDC/USDT on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Avalanche
âą USDC/USDT0 on Arbitrum
âą PUSD/USDC on Polygon
âą USDG on Robinhood Chain
âą USDC/USDT0 on X Layer
âą USDC on Arc
Omniston coordinates the process from getting a quote to settlement, so users donât have to manually figure out every route.
There is currently a $1,000 temporary limit per transaction for Arc swaps.
The bigger picture is simple:
As more networks connect, moving stablecoins across ecosystems can become less about choosing a chain and more about choosing what you want to swap.
One swap. Across chains. âïž
