Not a coder, just a UX/UI designer but since @arc gives builders tools to experiment with, I decided to build something . A simple wallet for - Transfers / Remittance, USDC to Cash / withdraw and Utility Payments. Experimental - will share updates

Onchain liquidity is coming to Arc. @Uniswap is coming to Arc, to bring deep liquidity and a leading swap infrastructure to Arc’s stablecoin-native ecosystem. This would give builders: → Proven onchain swap infrastructure with $4.4T in volume → Deep stablecoin liquidity for trading and token discovery → A familiar venue for users to access assets on Arc More to come.

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Fill in the blank: D8X is to perp exchanges what ______ is to ______. Best analogy wins USDT. Ends in 24 hours.

- Claude = coding. ($20/mo) - Supabase = backend. (Free) - Vercel = deploying. (Free) - Namecheap = domain. ($12/yr) - Stripe = payments. (2.9%/transaction) - GitHub = version control. (Free) - Resend = emails. (Free) - Clerk = auth. (Free) - Cloudflare = DNS. (Free) - PostHog = analytics. (Free) - Sentry = error tracking. (Free) - Upstash = Redis. (Free) - Pinecone = vector DB. (Free) Total monthly cost to run a startup: ~$20 There has never been a cheaper time to build.

I have made more progress on the @arc fintech app - Account / wallet creation and login via privy - Support for wallet, QR code and @ handles transfers - Supabase DB for transaction records - Faucet tokens minting - Transactions view - Currently working on admin backend

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Mainnet is coming soon! We’re opening 100 spots in the telegram before the release reply and retweet if you want in 👀

Everyone is building crypto for people with apps. We’re experimenting and building for people with phones. Not smartphones. Not wallets. Not seed phrases. Just… a dial tone. Last weekend, I was deep in USSD architecture with @Emmauzoezie (CTO at @Nectar_finance). And one idea kept coming up: In Nigeria, the real financial network isn’t apps. It’s USSD. So we asked: What if DeFi lived there? With Payce, you dial a code. And you can: - Send money - Pay merchants - Buy airtime, data, electricity, cable - Check balances - Swap tokens - Access lending - Withdraw crypto to your local bank - Send crypto to a phone number No app. No friction. No learning curve. We said crypto would bank the unbanked, but built it for the already banked. Payce flips that, and here’s the part most people won’t expect. We’ll be open-sourcing it because this shouldn’t be owned by one company. It should be a rail anyone can build on. Dial in. Pay out. P.S. Payce is currently in private test. More details soon. Welcome to money that works the way people already live.

Launching a perp exchange from scratch in 2026 means solving at least 7 hard problems before your first user can place a trade. Most teams underestimate 4 of them. Here's what D8X removes from that list, and what you're left to actually build. 🧵

Most onchain apps don’t stop at one transaction. They: → Send → Swap → Bridge value across chains App Kit gives you one SDK to build all three, turning multistep money movement into a single product flow. Learn how to build send, swap, and @USDC bridge flows: arc.network/blog/building-se…

Here's something most perp traders don't check before they trade: the funding mechanism their protocol uses. It matters more than spread. More than fees. Especially if you hold positions overnight. The classical model which D8X uses is simple: one side pays the other. Longs heavy, longs pay shorts. Shorts heavy, shorts pay longs. No interest rate bolted on. No opaque fee structure. You know exactly what you're paying and exactly who you're paying it to. The alternative charges both sides regardless of market balance. The incentive to take the minority position disappears. The protocol patches the gap artificially. D8X doesn't patch it. The mechanism does the work.

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App Kits is now available. App Kits is a suite of SDKs for core onchain flows like bridging, swapping, and token transfers. → Bridge: crosschain @USDC transfers → Swap: token swaps without managing third-party integrations or liquidity integrations → Send: token transfers between wallets on the same chain App Kits also includes built-in monetization, so developers can configure revenue sharing directly in transaction flows without deploying custom contracts. arc.network/blog/app-kits-a-…

Treasury shouldn’t run on banking cutoffs and batch reconciliation. Arc introduces a new model: real-time, programmable treasury management built on stablecoin-native rails. → Sub-second deterministic finality → Fiat-denominated, predictable execution costs Enabling builders to create: → Automated intercompany and payout workflows → Onchain yield strategies for idle capital This is how treasury operates in an internet-native economy. arc.network/blog/how-arc-sup…

Arc - stablecoin infra GenLayer - AI smart contracts Base - coinbase L2 Miden - zk privacy Shelby - hot storage​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ all five have builder programs. that’s your way in.