@0X_CFZ@arc@jerallaire Lovely. I can easily make transactions on @arc with Arcana Signal.
And I like the system responses.
This is another way of keeping notes and records on the blockchain.
Arcana Signal 🚦
About:
Arcana Signal is an app on the ARC network @arc that turns user messages into structured feedback about their intent and mindset.
Users send a message, choose a type (wish, goal, question, or thought), and optionally set an intensity level. Each message is stored onchain through a simple smart contract.
After submission, the transaction hash is used to generate a consistent “state report.” This report explains three things: how clear the intent is, the level of execution pressure, and the emotional tone behind the message.
Over time, Arcana Signal also tracks patterns per wallet. It shows whether a user mostly sends wishes, goals, questions, or thoughts, and builds a simple behavioral profile.
The goal is to turn messages into a long-term reflection system that helps users understand their thinking and action patterns over time, not just as isolated posts.
Arcana Signal is also a great way to keep your personal notes on the ARC blockchain forever.
Make your first transaction on the ARC blockchain with Arcana Signal 🚦
https://t.co/YqJlKTyrMs
- Next: Launching Arcana Signal on Mainnet, deploying proper hosting, and eventually releasing a mobile app.
@bobbilee@samconnerone
#Arc
@0X_CFZ@arc bro cooked this differently
maybe i didn't pay much attention to some of the posts I've seen about ARC on X, but sincerely, you did an excellent job here
My question: What is the main requirement for joining the ARC community, aside from testnet wallet interactions?
Arc: A USDC-Focused Institutional Blockchain for Global Payments and Settlement
Arc is a blockchain built by Circle, the company that issues the USDC stablecoin. @arc isn’t a general-purpose network for NFTs, meme coins or Web3 gaming. It is an infrastructure purpose-built for digital dollars and financial transactions at scale. It’s more of an upgraded SWIFT banking network than a public crypto playground.
How The Blockchain Works (The Mechanism)
Arc is a standalone Layer-1 blockchain, but it has some key differences to networks like Ethereum or Bitcoin:
Gas payment in USDC: Instead of volatile tokens such as ETH or SOL, Arc relies on USDC for fees. Transaction costs are expressed in dollars directly.
Fast finality: Features a consensus engine called Malachite. Transactions are final in less than a second, which means they cannot be reversed once confirmed.
EVM-compatibility: It is compatible with Ethereum’s virtual machine, so developers can deploy existing Ethereum-based applications without having to rewrite everything.
Why It Matters (Usefulness)
Arc aims to remove friction for institutions, payment processors and large enterprises operating on blockchain infrastructure.
Corporate accounting: Instead of paying fees in volatile crypto assets, companies can pay in stable dollars, making expenses easier to manage and predictable.
24/7 global FX: You can do almost instant transfers and swaps between fiat-backed stablecoins (like USDC and EURC), without the usual banking time delays.
Privacy with compliance: Arc has Confidential Transfers, which hide transaction amounts but still allow regulated entities to verify activity when required.
The main goal:
Arc is designed to transfer digital dollars quickly, inexpensively, and with institutional fit, without exposing businesses to the volatility and friction of typical crypto networks.
@bobbilee@samconnerone
- Want to learn more about Arc? link in the comment 👇
If you had invested $1,000 in $YALA six months ago, your investment would now be worth about $0.80.
The @yalaorg team should be ashamed of this.
To make matters worse, users are stuck in LP positions with no clear communication on how to recover their funds. 🪝
IMO, 6 months is enough for any serious dev to launch a TGE.
What are you building for 2 years when you’ll slowly rug your own project 6 months after TGE? 🌝
$Reveel @r3vl_xyz comes to mind