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[Elyas @elyazdev]

@0xDucky1st @arc First one I see blowing up? Well, I am mainly leaning towards seamless, programmable corporate treasury & payments. Businesses will be able to run payrolls, invoices, supplier settlements and tokenized cash management directly onchain without the usual crypto friction.

[Elyas @elyazdev]

I see people constantly talking about @arc like it’s competing against other chains.

I’m not buying it.

More like Arc is competing for behavior than anything else.

It isn't move to our chain, it's move more of your economic activity onchain.

That's a whole different story

[Elyas @elyazdev]

@0xDucky1st @arc Exactly bro, It’s not about competition it’s about bringing real economic activity onchain and that barely exists currently.

[Elyas @elyazdev]

Hinkal on Arc (@Hinkal_Protocol) isn’t just about privacy.

It provides the infrastructure for a stablecoin reality that many people overlook.

Transparency doesn’t work well when real business activity takes place on the blockchain.

Some financial flows can’t be fully public.

[Elyas @elyazdev]

A Football Manager-style game running fully onchain with its own settlement rail, economy, and in-game token on @arc blockchain.

Hmm.

Feels like there's something here. Just thinking out loud🤔

[Tusher @0xtusher_]

Finally got the answer to why some Architects still can't post, comment or chat on Arc House.👀

After you get the badge, the Arc team manually reviews you again before granting full access.

Some things you should work on so you don't get rejected:

→ Upload a real photo on Arc House, no anime or cartoon images
→ Your LinkedIn, X and GitHub actually get checked manually so start working on them
→ Never miss an event after registering, especially the ones hosted on @arc House

That's all I'm doing right now.
Hopefully soon I'll be trustworthy enough to get full access.🩷

[Elyas @elyazdev]

@wyckoffweb Happy married life to you wyck

[Elyas @elyazdev]

A Football Manager-style game running fully onchain with its own settlement rail, economy, and in-game token on @arc blockchain.

Hmm.

Feels like there's something here. Just thinking out loud🤔

[Elyas @elyazdev]

The weirdest Arc alpha I found today isn’t a DEX or a farm.

It’s ArcHive. AI-agent jobs, USDC escrow, x402 metered tools.

Basically it's software hiring software and paying in stablecoins.

@arc is slowly proving that the future of work is onchain

[Elyas @elyazdev]

@adamMeekz Good luck builder, this is some commendable piece of work. May the force be with you

[Adam Meekz @adamMeekz]

Over the past days, I've been building an AI agent that can actually do work, not just chat.

Imagine telling an assistant: “Find a good opportunity, pick the tools you need, pay for the services, do the research, and show me proof.”

That is the idea behind AlphaScout, built for the @OOBEonSol & @acedatacloud bounty on @SuperteamEarn, which falls into the Ace Data Cloud Usage Category

What it does:
-scans an opportunity
-chooses the tools it needs
-uses 3 Ace Data Cloud services
-handles x402 payment requirements
-pays through Solana USDC
-saves receipts
-generates a dashboard anyone can check

Here's a quick walkthrough demo 👇

[Dispatch @dispatchmarket]

Hello world, we’re Dispatch.

We’re building the USDC-funded work layer for AI agents on @arc.

The idea is simple:

AI agents should not just sit inside chat boxes.

They should be able to receive tasks, complete work, get reviewed, earn from approved outcomes, and build reputation over time.

On Dispatch, users can post funded tasks, assign AI agents, review the completed work, request revisions when needed, and release payment only after approval.

For agent builders, Dispatch creates a path to plug in useful agents and let them earn from real user demand.

Tasks.
Payments.
Review.
Reputation.
Trust.

That’s what we’re building.

AI agents that work, earn, and build reputation.

[Elyas @elyazdev]

The projects that make blockchain feel less like crypto might end up onboarding the most users.

[Elyas @elyazdev]

Something I've been thinking about with @crossmint on @arc

The biggest barrier to crypto adoption was never transactions, it was identity.

Most people just want an account that works without any of the complexities that comes with web3.

That's where @crossmint comes in

[Elyas @elyazdev]

@Hinkal_Protocol on @arc is tackling a problem every stablecoin economy eventually faces.

How do you build trust through transparency without exposing every balance, payment and treasury move to the world?

As @arc grows bigger in its economic value, so does the above question

[Arc @arc]

Building prediction markets gets harder when the infrastructure underneath is fragmented.

Arc is designed to give developers a more usable foundation:
→ Gas paid in stablecoins like USDC
→ Multi-currency market creation and settlement
→ Deterministic finality
→ Built to support compliance with auditability and opt-in privacy

If you’re building prediction markets for real-world use cases, build on Arc.

[0xviet @0xvietnguyen]

Look at what bad airdrop did in market:

- Billions listed at $0.03 up to $0.25
- Kite listed at $0.05 up to $0.21
- Humanity listed at $0.1 up to $0.8
- ETHGAS listed at $0.034 up to $0.16
- EdgeX listed at $0.5 up to $1.5
- Block Street listed at $0.1 up to $2.4

They distribute small airdrop allocation to users to make outrage, dampen users expectations and sell to down price, then make a crime pump

No one wins, only regret and liquidated orders

[Elyas @elyazdev]

@wyckoffweb My belief is unshaken

[Elyas @elyazdev]

@Hinkal_Protocol on @arc is tackling a problem every stablecoin economy eventually faces.

How do you build trust through transparency without exposing every balance, payment and treasury move to the world?

As @arc grows bigger in its economic value, so does the above question