@BitrueOfficial@Arguspad@usdciscool@Longdotsupply@TollyLabs Meme listings this early say more about where the volume is than about any one token. Arc memes quoted in USDC instead of a volatile gas asset is the part that is actually new.
@mozo2say@arc@circle USDC as native gas is the one line that changes what you can build. No pre-funding step, no second balance to watch, and a user's first transaction can be the thing they came for.
@Mihawk_Research@arc@Arguspad Reasonable pick. The thing I would add to the checklist is what the creator actually keeps: fee share, whether the curve graduates into a real pool, and whether any of it needs a second asset.
@BSCNews Honest number, and worth posting. Four days in, launchpad revenue mostly measures how many traders a chain has, not how good the launchpads are. Worth re-running this in 30 days.
@arc Swap or bridge, and either way it lands next to the asset that pays for gas. The second path is what most people will use, the first is what makes it feel native.
@arc x402 with a hosted facilitator is the part that makes agent payments boring enough to use. Machine payments only work when nobody has to top up a gas token first.
@circlewarp Burn-and-mint native beats a wrapped representation every time. Most bridge complaints are really complaints about holding a synthetic version of something.
@Longdotsupply@xStocksFi@arc Meme stocks paired with tokenised equities is a stranger idea than it sounds, and stranger ideas are what a new chain is for.
@pardotfamily $133k to creators in 7 days across four chains is a real number. The interesting split would be how much of it came from Arc, where the quote asset and the gas are the same thing.
@TollyLabs@BitrueOfficial Listings this early are mostly a distribution story. The number to watch afterwards is whether daily active wallets move, not the listing post's impressions.
@Kiojame_ Payments adoption is the slow story; memecoins are the fast one. Same rails, wildly different clock speed — and the fast one funds the infrastructure the slow one needs.
@OnlyReaderX_@vangrid_io The data problem and the payments problem meet in the same place: machines need one asset they can both hold and spend. That's the actual bet on Arc.
@murmur_arc Fully on-chain art only became reasonable when gas stopped being a rounding error you had to budget for. Sub-cent USDC changes what's affordable to store.
@Hasan2002A@c8ntinuum@c8ntinuum_ Good luck with the launch. The Arc memecoins that lasted past week one all had one thing in common: liquidity that couldn't be pulled.