Launch on @arc

someone deployed on Arc mainnet. how this can happen? @samconnerone @bobbilee

Meet the first AI agent on Arc: @ArchemistAgent. Swap stablecoins, send USDC, bridge assets to and from Arc, and trade tokens directly on DEXs (currently supporting @Archemistdotfun) — all by simply mentioning the agent. Getting started takes less than a minute: Visit archemist.fun/profile Connect your X account A burner wallet is created automatically Fund your wallet You're ready to go That's it. No extra setup, no complicated flows. @samconnerone @bobbilee — any thoughts or feature ideas you'd like to see next?

Beside all the technical issue, im having great time listening to @arc office hours.

Gm lads, happy sunday. What are you doing this weekend chat?

What are you doing this weekend? Me:

Built my first agent on @Arc This demo shows how easy i swap tokens using this, even bridging my funds from other chain, and buy the token again with 1 command. Its able to: * Check your stablecoin balances (USDC, EURC, cirBTC) * Swapping, sending, or bridging tokens (from and to Arc) * Swap between Stablecoin * Trading custom tokens via DEX (support @Archemistdotfun for now) * Buying or selling tokens on bonding curves ( @archemistdotfun) * Liquidity and Stablecoin balancer most of them was powered by Circle Appkit. Gimme my architect tier now @bobbilee @samconnerone (jk lol)

Just bridged 40,000 USDC from ETH Sepolia to @Arc Testnet in less than 10 seconds using Circle CCTP v2 on archemist.fun/bridge. What’s crazy is: there’s no liquidity movement needed like traditional bridges. No pooled liquidity. No wrapped assets. Just native USDC burn & mint. The UX feels insanely smooth. Made a quick tutorial video showing the full process 👇 its fun being architects @samconnerone @bobbilee

Been taking 2 weeks rest, now im locked in. are you still building on @arc ?

Gm

Its sixty. Build on @arc

We implemented @circle CCTP on @arc The final goal was to make native USDC funding feel like part of the bonding curve flow, not a separate bridge step. Users can bring USDC onto Arc, then launch a token, make an initial buy, or trade existing curve tokens from the same app. Technically, the flow uses CCTP v2 burn-and-mint: USDC is burned on the source EVM, Circle attests the message, and USDC is minted on Arc. We use Circle’s forwarding service so the destination mint can be handled without requiring the user to already have gas on Arc. Additionally, we added live CCTP transfer tracking, custom mint recipient support for better user experience. Thanks to @circle for making native USDC movement this clean. This makes Archemist feel much closer to “fund, launch, and trade” in one continuous Arc-native experience.

Our Airdrop campaign is still live. Climb the Leaderboard with your team. archemist.fun/team

GM, happy sunday and dont forget to enjoy life

Are you set for a banger section Ep 1. 🎙Introducing “BUILDERS ON ARC” our new weekly X Spaces series spotlighting the builders shaping the future on Arc. I’ll be co-hosting with @web3_attorney on this exciting weekly session, where we sit down with one exceptional builder on @arc for a focused 30-minute conversation. And our first featured builder is @ashcotXBT, founder of @Archemistdotfun, the first native bonding curve platform on Arc. What to expect during the session: • What they’re building • Why they chose to build it • Who it’s designed for • Their experience building on Arc • What’s the future of the product 📅 Date: Saturday, May 2, 2026 🕒 Time: 18:20 UTC 1 📍 Venue: X Space If you’re curious about innovation on Arc, product building, and the minds behind the projects, this is one conversation you won’t want to miss. Join us this weekend and discover what’s being built on Arc. Keep building on Arc

gonna be speaking about @Archemistdotfun this weekend. be there. @samconnerone @bobbilee

Anyone remember this? Is it totally forgotten? @base @farcaster_xyz

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