Delay is not denial. 🥹
From Veterinary Medicine to B.Agric. Alhamdulillah, I made it. 🎓🤍
An asthma survivor, a fighter, and a living testimony. Through every setback, I kept going.
Alhamdulillah for the grace to see this day. ❤️
Good morning friends
I got some really good news yesterday evening. I’m officially an @arc-hitect
Super grateful to the arc team for this opportunity and for building a community where people can learn, contribute and grow alongside the ecosystem.
Really happy to be part of the architects program and excited for what comes next
Patiently waiting for mainnet now
The developer side of @arc mainnet is what I’m really looking forward to
I’m especially excited to see the products, tooling and different ways developers can build on arc in action
I have secured my spot for the livestream, and i will definitely be watching it live
Almost there 😊
Delay is not denial. 🥹
From Veterinary Medicine to B.Agric. Alhamdulillah, I made it. 🎓🤍
An asthma survivor, a fighter, and a living testimony. Through every setback, I kept going.
Alhamdulillah for the grace to see this day. ❤️
This is a really useful guide for builders working on wallets for Arc.
On arc, USDC is both the asset users hold and the asset they use to pay network fees.
So for users, it stays simple. One USDC balance, USDC fees and normal EVM transactions
But builders need to make sure everything works properly on their end too.
The guide explains how to:
• Register Arc as an EVM network
• Show native and ERC-20 USDC as one balance
• Show network fees in USDC instead of ETH
• Handle USDC transfers and possible errors
• Track transaction status properly
• Keep transaction history clean without showing the same transfer twice
I like this because it doesn’t just explain what Arc is. It shows builders what they need to do when building on Arc.
If you’re building a wallet or any user-facing product on Arc, this is definitely worth reading