Ernest

#Trader #Defi analyst | #Moderator
|| Nft collector Researcher ||

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR THE NEXT AIRDROP THAT WILL COOK?

For those of you who are new in the space and are busy jumping from one project to the other searching for the next big project .

Let me tell you my own observations now.
Project have and will always reward those that interacted or used there product genuinely without even expecting anything in return . Either through test net or retroactive .
And they most time don't even promise there users of any airdrop.
I can still remember how most of us qualified for airdrops like.
$PENGU
$BONK
$EIGEN
$SUI
$TIA
$PROVE
Now most of us are expecting
$MASK
@BASE and so many others but the big question is this did you interacted or make use of there product?
From experience the most rewarding airdrops are the ones we did not expect .
This is why I urge you to leave the CT noise and interact with that protocol in your bookmark .
Not a financial advice but if you have it $$$ go and stake some $PROVE while you can. @SuccinctLabs silence is a huge signal to me.
https://t.co/NTyzsNoO9j

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@Leooweb3 I think you should add $ANSEM
by @blknoiz06

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

The Arc Privacy Whitepaper frames privacy as opt-in confidentiality for real-world financial workflows, not anonymity. The core message is confidentiality with oversight: giving applications a way to protect sensitive transaction data and private smart contract state when needed, while supporting governed visibility for authorized parties.

In this livestream, Circle will walk builders through the whitepaper and the design principles behind privacy on Arc. The discussion should cover why public-by-default transparency can limit use cases such as payroll, treasury operations, trading, lending, and swaps, how the Arc roadmap approaches confidential execution through ArcaneVM, and what developers should understand now while privacy functionality remains on the roadmap.

Arc’s privacy features reflect a proposed design that includes selective shielding of certain onchain data elements. The scope, functionality, and rollout timeline of the Arc privacy features are subject to change and may be modified, delayed, limited, or discontinued at any time in the sole discretion of Arc Network Services LLC. See Arc Privacy Sector: Keeping Blockchain State, Transactions, and Accounts Private and Quantum Safe for more.
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Arc is offered by Circle Technology Services, LLC (“CTS”). CTS is a software provider and does not provide regulated financial or advisory services. You are solely responsible for services you provide to users, including obtaining any necessary licenses or approvals and otherwise complying with applicable laws.
Arc has not been reviewed or approved by the New York State Department of Financial Services.
The product features described in these materials are for informational purposes only and may be modified, delayed, or cancelled without notice at the sole discretion of Circle Technology Services, LLC. Nothing herein constitutes a commitment, warranty, guarantee, or investment advice.
USDC is issued by regulated affiliates of Circle. A list of Circle’s regulatory authorizations can be found here. https://t.co/HMce8Wt7cX #ArcHouse

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@wf_nedu @arc Good morning big 🦅

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@Btcsolwhale @arc Am so glad for the numerous opportunities arc is presenting to us. A lot of things are going to be made easy as it consign stablecoins adoption.

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

Are you ready guys ?
The countdown is here already.
If you are attending please give a shout out .
Am so excited for this opportunity @arc is giving us .
https://t.co/XYZ8RLoqwV

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@Xylonet_ I can't wait to use this on mainnet.

[XyloNet @Xylonet_]

Imagine seeing a creator’s post on X and sending them USDC instantly.

No long wallet explanation.

No “download this first.”

No awkward crypto onboarding.

Just: “I liked what you made. Here’s value.”

That’s the idea behind PayX.

Social money should feel as easy as social media.

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@arc Start building with arc today.

[Arc @arc]

Arc Transaction Memos are now available on Arc Testnet.

Memo-enabled calls add structured context to contract execution, preserve sender attribution, and only emit memo events when the contract call succeeds.

Use them to:
→ Add invoice IDs, payout refs, or customer IDs
→ Track payment context onchain
→ Make payments easier to reconcile

Start building: https://t.co/09eTztWiuV

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@samconnerone @HLglobal_ @HyperliquidX We doing great things already on arc. 💪

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@HLglobal_ @HyperliquidX @circle 🤝 this is a welcome development .

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@TripleeCrypto Onboarding made easy.

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

Identity-Based Payments Are the Missing Layer for Stablecoin Adoption

Stablecoins have become one of crypto's biggest success stories.
But sending them is still harder than it should be.

The biggest obstacle isn't just awareness but It is user experience.
Think about how people share payment details today.

They exchange:
• Phone numbers
• Emails
• X handles

Not long wallet addresses. People think in identities not hexadecimal strings.

That's why identity-based payments matter, Instead of asking someone to copy and paste a wallet address, you simply send funds to an identity they already use online.

The experience feels familiar from day one. This is the approach @Xylonet_ is taking with #PayX.

Users can send USDC directly to an X handle, even if the recipient doesn't have a wallet yet.

The payment comes first then the Wallet setup can happen later.
That removes one of crypto's biggest onboarding hurdles.

No asking new users to:
: Create a wallet first
: Save a seed phrase immediately
: Copy long addresses
: Learn blockchain before receiving money

Imagine tipping a creator, paying a freelancer, rewarding a community member or sending money across borders using nothing more than an X username. That is a dramatically simpler payment experience right ? ✅️

Of course simplicity shouldn't come at the expense of security.

This is why Identity based payments still rely on secure claim mechanisms and blockchain settlement.
The goal isn't to replace blockchain security rather It's to hide unnecessary complexity.

Mass adoption won't happen because everyone learns wallet addresses. It will happen when payments feel as easy as sending a message.

That's the future XyloNet is building on @arc where identity becomes the gateway to seamless stablecoin payments.

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@wf_nedu Thanks brotherly

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@Xylonet_ Xylonet is making stablecoins cross-chain movement a reality with ease, removing complexity.

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

Why do people actually compare someone's life with others ?

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@oluwatopure @arc Good morning fellow believer .

[Ernest @EZEERNEST39]

@Panchu2605 @arc @Xylonet_ @samconnerone @bobbilee @TxnSheng @bleso_a @peterschroederr @jerallaire @0xmikef This is massive for us xylonet is climbing higher

[Panchu @Panchu2605]

XyloNet USDC-EURC LP is rank 7 on @Arc testnet.
602k+ holders, 10.7M+ transfers.

40M+ total txns through @Xylonet_ out of Arc's 538M+ total - and that's excluding bridge transactions. 7.4% of the entire testnet running through one protocol's infrastructure before mainnet even exists.

gXylo