š Arc Joins STON.fiās Cross-Chain Network
Another network is now connected to STON.fiās cross-chain infrastructure.
Arc is live on STON.fi.
$ARC is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 designed around stablecoin-based financial activity, with USDC used as the native gas token.
With Arc support, users can swap supported USDC liquidity across Arc, TON, and other connected networks through STON.fiās cross-chain interface.
The interesting part is what happens underneath.
Omniston handles the cross-chain execution.
It was built by STON.fi as a resolver-based execution layer that coordinates quotes and settlement across different blockchains. Its cross-chain model uses paired Hashed Timelock Contracts (HTLCs) for atomic settlement rather than simply moving a wrapped representation of the asset between networks.
That means the user experience can stay simple:
Choose what you have ā choose what you want ā let the infrastructure handle the route.
With Arc added, STON.fiās cross-chain network now spans multiple ecosystems, including $GRAM , $ETH m, $BNB Chain, Base, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Polygon, TRON, Robinhood Chain, X Layer and Arc.
For DeFi users, the bigger picture is liquidity fragmentation.
Assets are spread across different networks, while the opportunities users want may exist somewhere else.
Connecting those ecosystems reduces one layer of friction.
ā ļø Arc transactions are currently subject to an initial $1,000 per-transaction limit, according to the rollout details provided by STON.fi.
As always, verify the supported assets, limits and route before swapping.
š Try STON.fi Cross-Chain Sw
#STONfi #Arc #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#
Another network is now connected to STON.fiās cross-chain infrastructure.
Arc is live on STON.fi.
$ARC is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 designed around stablecoin-based financial activity, with USDC used as the native gas token.
With Arc support, users can swap supported USDC liquidity across Arc, TON, and other connected networks through STON.fiās cross-chain interface.
The interesting part is what happens underneath.
Omniston handles the cross-chain execution.
It was built by STON.fi as a resolver-based execution layer that coordinates quotes and settlement across different blockchains. Its cross-chain model uses paired Hashed Timelock Contracts (HTLCs) for atomic settlement rather than simply moving a wrapped representation of the asset between networks.
That means the user experience can stay simple:
Choose what you have ā choose what you want ā let the infrastructure handle the route.
With Arc added, STON.fiās cross-chain network now spans multiple ecosystems, including $GRAM , $ETH m, $BNB Chain, Base, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Polygon, TRON, Robinhood Chain, X Layer and Arc.
For DeFi users, the bigger picture is liquidity fragmentation.
Assets are spread across different networks, while the opportunities users want may exist somewhere else.
Connecting those ecosystems reduces one layer of friction.
ā ļø Arc transactions are currently subject to an initial $1,000 per-transaction limit, according to the rollout details provided by STON.fi.
As always, verify the supported assets, limits and route before swapping.
š Try STON.fi Cross-Chain Sw
#STONfi #Arc #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#
